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Page 100 text:
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20 Computers Newly Acquired The business department got 15 new micro- computers this year plus software. Computers were used in typing, marketing, and accounting. Students learned how to do accounting in the traditional way first and then used computers. Memory typewriters were also something stu- dents could learn to use. and this would benefit students later in their business careers. Students taking business courses also had the opportuni- ty to type other compositions using the word processing programs. The math department also added five new TRS-80 Model IV computers, and a new ad- vanced programming course was also offered. Steve Willett was the new teacher in the math department, he taught geometry, algebra and basic math. Top Bill Coker. Les Kinney. Sue Lange. Boh Meyer. Lloyd Ruiso. Sieve Willell. Bill Walden Bottom left Does Bill Coker really know what he s doing? Bottom right Ken Kardell who teaches advanced math analysis, algebra I and algebra IIA also coaches cross country and girls track: be is shown at the metro cross country meet. 96
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i Biology Develops Life Understanding The previous chairman of the science department. William Emrich. retired last year, and Roger Kelly assumed those duties this year. Fred Crow continued investigating how to make use of computers in science. Kevin Sindelar was the new teacher in science this year and taught biology. The purpose of biology was to develop an understanding of the structure and function of living things on all levels. Equally important was the development of sensitivity to the interactions among all forms of life. Two objectives of physics were to develop problem solving techniques and communication skills. Juniors and seniors also took chemistry, which required a high level of reading skill, according to the program of studies booklet. Driver ' s Ed Driver ' s Education was a semester course designed to give the student practical operational knowledge of the car. This included basic driving fundamentals and techniques, proper attitudes, de- velopment of safe driving habits, and an understanding of related areas such as insurance and maintenance. The course included classroom sessions, actual driving once per week and driving simulator sessions. Students needed to be at least IS and have a valid Nebraska learner ' s permit in order to enroll in the class. Left to right: Fred Crow. Roger Kelly. Dennis McDermott. Lanny Richards. Kevin Sindelar and Duane Zimmer. Top: Biology still remains a mystery (or some of Kevin Sindelar ' s students. Bottom: Fred Crow is showing his students the principles of physics. 95
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