Battle Ground High School - Bengal Yearbook (Battle Ground, WA)

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4803! MR. PHILIP E. SCHAEFER B.S., B.A., Graduate Work, M.A. -- Washington State University. Chemis- try, Biology, Sophomore Class Ad- visor. Chemistry classes offer an opportunity for students to make first-hand observations of chemical and physical phenomena through experim entation. MR. JAMES CORREY B. A. , Graduate Work--Central Wash- ington College of Education. Biology. R Mathematics classes in Battle Ground High offer a wide range of opportunities for both academic and commercial students. In addition to basic courses in algebra and geometry, the school also offers advanced courses in trigonometry, analytical geometry, and calculus for students desiring a solid mathematical backgr cund. The science department endeavored to stimulate thought, to develop the scientific attitude, and to encourage experimentation. Biology students learned through dissectiong chemists participated in laboratory experimentsg and physics students learned through progressive reasoning. 'ZBCEFEIS Qilnrreaaes

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usb: and fart Gllasses 7 nnuurage Qlrezriiixitg MR. JERRY MCCLELLAND MR. ORRELL PERU B.M. --Lewis and Clark College, B. A. --Pacific University, Graduate Work-- Graduate Work--Portland State, Central Washington College of Education. Train- Lewis and Clark. Band, Dancing ing Choir, Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Boys' Octet. Maj orettes Advisor. Mr. Peck points out line quality of an art production by Bernard Buffet to Merla Lang, Sue Edwards and Rex Snow. Band and choir classes offer an outlet for the musical abilities of the students and provide an opportunity for development of these talents. Students also acquire a cultural background in the history of music. Arts and crafts classes emphasize appreciation, creativity, a.nd manipulation in art work. Students strive to combine art qualities and craft projects for pleasing harmony and good effects. MR. ROBERT H. PECK B. A. --Washington State University, M. A. --Interior Design WSU. Arts and Crafts.

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6 4 mplqzxsis nn gHHaiI1 and Snienre MR. DEAN ROBISON B.A. , Graduate Work--Western Wash- ington State Cgllege, Algebra I, Gen- Sandra Fralick and Kathy Eldred 163.111 the fllnda eral Business and Geometry, mentals of Algebra I in Mr. Robinson's class MR A C ZELLER ' ' ' MR. O. R. O'NEAL B.A., B. S. --Willamette University, Graduate B A --Georgetown College M A -- Work--University of Oregon, Washington State Cglulnbia University Alggbra I University. Algebra 11, Advanced Math, Assis- tant Principal, Athletic Director.