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MR. FRED PETERSEN. B. A. Chemistry. Physics MR. DONALD FARRELL, B. A. Biology MR. LARRY GROSSHANS. B. S. Biology Science Students Learn By ‘Doing’ Exploration and discovery are encouraged by the science department. Laboratory courses have been set up to make this possible. Here students may pursue special interests by doing. Chemistry, physics, and biology are offered to all. Advanced biology has been added for those who have special interest in living science. Physical science is provided for students who wish a terminal course in high school. Laboratory projects are tailored to meet individual needs. Demonstrating deep concentration, Bob Cram uses his slide rule to solve a physics problem. Doing is not for the faint of heart, according to Jean Phaneuf. 25
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Mathematics Takes On A ‘New Look’ That new look at mathematics has resulted in valuable changes. Our modern textbooks employ methods which deepen the students' understanding. Also more emphasis is being placed on a program which will better serve individual interests. Experiments with courses in Algebra II and math analysis proved that students welcome change. Many were challenged to master more skills in a given period of time. Realistic goals gave more satisfaction to most of those students who participated. MR. WILLIAM MARCHANT, B.S. Chemistry, Math MRS. ALICE NELSON, B.A. Algebra, Yearbook MRS. NANCY BROWN, B.S. Geometry, Trigonometry 24
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MR. THOMAS MR. TERRY MR. MYRON JASNOCH, MR. WILLIS FURMAN, HOVORKA, M.S. GILLILAND. B.A. B.A. B.A. Social Science Social Science Social Science Social Science Problem areas of Asia are of concern to Darrell Mason, Ruth Perez, and Mary Pokorski. Creating an awareness and understanding of history, modern society and modern problems is the primary function of the social sciences. Added to the curriculum this year are economics and sociology. Seniors have their choice of any two subjects out of the four offered. Students are required to take American history their junior year while world history is an elective. The variety of courses offered help to make the goals of social science a reality. 26 Exchange student, June Ohlson, reflects on her experiences in Alliance.
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