Burke High School - Burke Book Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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,LVVV. A VxV'L K 5 - s IQ-f 3 - ',-- . V gg.-U Q?-. A L' L 5 4 ' H 1 W ..,k wr 8 ,. sa, Q Q ..-'fs' L QU Mr. Robert Skip Morris, who teaches astronomy and cosmology, is the boys' track team coachg he is timing Paul Schultz at practice. C23 Mr. Tom Canarsky, who teaches chemistry, reads over a student's assignment. Q31 Listening to a student's question is Mr. Richard Bantner, who teaches physics. C41 Heading the Science Department is Mr. Dave Delaineg he teaches biology and is preparing to play a tape for his class. C51 Mr. Michael Antrim tells his class exactly what procedures are involved in dissecting a frog. Q61 Sitting at his desk is Mr. Fred Sorensong he also teaches selective studies to sophomores. The science offices are on the north side of the building on the second floor. Unlike many of the offices in the building, the science offices have windows that overlook Dodge Street. There are also study cubicles for students opposite the offices.

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Science Department Encourages Research ill Mr. Robert Shirck explains a chemistry problem to some of his students. Q21 Mrs. Carol Mitchell, who teaches chemistry and microscopic photography, examins bacteria under a microscope while her students look on. 131 Mr. John Johnette gives his selective studies students their assignment, selective studies is offered as an alternative to biology so that students may fulfill their science requirement. Mr. J ohnette also coaches the Varsity Basketball Team that took the Class A Nebraska State crown this year. Ml Mr. Charles Watt discusses the exam he plans to administer to his students with his other colleagues. Q55 New to the Science Department this year is Mr. Tom McCawleyg he is explaining a diagram to his selective studies class. Sophomores may take biology, chemistry, astronomy, or selective studies which includesg space science, consumer science, microscopic photography, environmental science, fresh water ecology, human heredity, human pysiology or energy.

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uns n ESQ? g u BC' 4 ill Mrs. Arlene Petersen give her typing class an assignment. 12D Miss Marion Hanneld stops to chat with a student in the hall. Q33 Mrs. Harriet Epstein gives one of her typing classes a time test. C43 Mr. Gary Poore corrects notebooks at his desk. Q53 Miss Ivory McKenzie teases a student for being in the hall after the mod change.