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

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Roland Ellerison Alice Gammel James Gusfafson Egil Hovey Bruce Johnson Social Sfudies 8,9 World Hisfory I0 U. S. Hisiory Social Sfudies I2 World Hisfory IO Sophomore Adviser A Fooiball Senior Advisor Traci: B Basliefball G Fooiball LcHcrmcn's Club History Achieved In Social Studie World Iristury, required lor all suplroinures lim' the lirst tinle, zlrquuinletl the students with the wurlcl's progress lrmn prellistoric times. United States history was taught to the juniors. linlightening tliemselves on the lznnuus explorers :intl uiliriztls. they lmeczlnie more laniilizlr with the mlevelupinent nl' the United States. liemlmnies, soriolugy and .Xinerifan govern- ment were the lmsie elements which cmnprisecl the suriztl studies classes Iior the seniors. Field trips were taken to places ol' interest to the classes. xxllltlllg them were tunrs ul' Lzlncl 'O Lakes zlml the Mental Colony in Fzlribztult, where clzissrmnn studies lJCt'Jllllt' tzingihle. SOCIAL STUDIES SEEMS io be forgoifen as Mr. Siandly explains a foofball play fo Ron Jacobsen. Luiher Olsen Social S+ucIies 9 A Baslcefball C Foofball Elsie Seberf Modern Hisfory U. S. Hisfory ll William Siandly Social S+udies I2 A Foolball B Baslrefball Golf LeHermen's Club Senior High Sfudenf Council Rene Wambach Social Siudies I2 Senior Advi:er NOT PICTURED Roberf Thompson Social Siudics 8 Page I7

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Anne Anderson Evelyn Bennell Nicholas Cords Kalhryn Coyne Paul Ehrhard World Hislory I0 Social Sludies 7 U. S. Hisfory II Social Sfudies 9 World Hislory I0 Sophomore Adviser Tiger's Roar Guidance A Wresllinq B Foolball Track Knowledge from Ancient to Modern Page lb Mary Lehrer Social Sfudies 9 Mary Melfam Social Sludies 7 Language Arfs 7 Guidance Miriam Johnson Language Arls 7 Social Sluclies 7 Reading 7 Georges Denzene Social Sludies 8 Chess Club Junior High Sludenl' Council Seventh grzttlers sttttlietl .'Xtnet'it'ztn history in which early New XYorltl explorations :intl the Revoltttiottztry XXY11' were eoveretl. Customs ol' the people ol' the liztstern Hetnis- phere anal the proceclttre ol' the govertnnent were eontrztstecl to those ol' the llnitetl States hy the eighth grtttlers in their social studies classes. Ninth grzttle classes stntlietl the court SySlClll ztntl then enttetetl ntoek tti.tls. Choosing two vocations on wltieh they wonltl tnztke at hooklet highlighted their interesting stntly. By exploring the inttnx' ilillerent otrttpzttiotis, these ninth grzttlers gztinetl kttowletlge ztlmottt the voezttion in which they were interestetl. GLOBE STUDY IS ONLY a small parl of lhe course in which John Grose, Doris Chrislenson and Chuck Coonradl' parlic- ipale.

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Garrcfl Ahern Inga Brenaman Ralph Dougherly Roberl Dreisbach Marvin Glesne Malhemalics 8 Mafhemalics 7 Malhemafics 7 Malhcmalics 7 Senior Arilhmefic C Foolball Alfendance Algebra 9 Geomefry C Basketball B Wyesfling Traclc Math Establi hed Essential Whil LOOKING OVER HER SHOULDER lo malce :ure Linda Harding is doing lhe assignmenl correcfly is Mrs. Brenaman. The lllllllltlllllllfx pmgratn in Alnnimn' lligh mnsislctl nl gt-ticral inathcniatirs antl a umrst- in L'lL'lllL'lll2ll'y algelna. CLt'm'taI Ill2llllC'Ill2llli'S was a rcqtiirt-tl stthjtwt in thc sou-ntli and cighth i t n 'W-my gratlcs. This c'in1t'se lilll'lllSlll'll a tx-View ul atltli- tion, sulmtratticnt. tnultiplicatiun, anal tlivisiun and work:-cl with fractions. Mori- mniplicatcml work lDl'0lJlL'lll5 lmmatlcnctl thvir kllowlctlgt' ol lll2llllClll2lllK'S anal taught them thc- pt'm't-ss ul logical thinking and tlc-tltirtiw l'l'ilSUlllllg. This t'0lll'hC aiclc-tl thu sltulmtls in cle-vt-lopitig thvir tnathctnatical ability anal il ullctvtl lhcnt a lnumlatimi lim' lilll'llIk'l' matlu-mzuit-al tlt'x't'lrmp- nu-nt in inure clillicnlt mtirscs which tnany ul' thc stnclcnts plan to take wht-n they t-ntcr thcir svn- icn' years. licransc nl the lllllltllilklllfk' which is In-ing strcssccl on tha- livltl ul niatl1ctnatic's. stu- tlcnts were given spvfial attcntiun. MARY BERGSTROM, SHARON ANDERSON and Earl Ash- pole congregale around Mr. Glesne's deslr for beneficial help. HONEST l'LL STUDY! exclaims Sieve Tennyson as Mr. Dreis- bash swings a T-square, while Bill Harding loolrs on in despair. x , ww ' K