Las Animas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Las Animas, CO)

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Science rhis year, the Science De- partment was joined by a new instructor. Miss Jenni- fer Russell. Miss Russell took Laura Sobeck's place, who took a leave of absence. Another new item this year was the creation of a class called Earth Science. This class was taught by Miss Kathie Pruett. You mean we have to dissect a frog! In Earth Science, the student teamed a variety of Earth theories. The science offered covered al- most every aspect of the subject. Science was another key in opening the door to our total high school education at LAHS. I wonder if it will blow up? Diana Durga works on an assignment with a smile on her face.

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Students work intently on their math assignments. Mathematics mm . was no differ- ent than anywhere else. From basic addition and subtraction to the complex formulas of college alge- bra and trigonometry, our math courses covered a wide range. The three Math teachers, Lawrence Sena, Charles Morley, and Vernon Hale brought new ideas and con- cepts to numbers. Since math is so much a part of everyday life, there were classes to suit everyone's needs. Math was just another piece of their total education '7 didn't get that answer. Mr. Sena demonstrates how to solve an equation algebraically. 21

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 Did you see me do that dive? Look out below! One of the P.E. classes enjoys a game of Basketball. Physical Education Physical Education helped students to keep their bo- dies in shape. This was done in a variety of ways, such as Basketball, volleyball, flag foot- ball, and swimming, just as to name a few. Not only did students keep in shape, but they also learned how to cooperate and learned teamwork by participating in these activities. Since most other classes required the use of the mind. Physical Educa- tion provided a balance by using the body. P.E. was yet another part of the student's life at LAHS. ■ - Libby Carr and Tammy Inskeep enjoy swimming during their P.E. class.