Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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A. Jeff Ramey and Deric Luoto inspecting their pigs for Biology II. B. Becky Ryan making waves in Mr. Farmers Earth Science. C. Ken Wilson getting an indepth study of wave erosion. D. Andrea Hucthenson making her report for Chemistry. E. Mr. Schultz looking over his Chemistry students papers. F. Mr. Farmer giving one of his students some advice on waves. G. Mr. Schultz giving a demonstration of the purple thumb. H. A group of Bio. II students carve into their pet pigs. I. Kathy Klemm and father Andy Klemm discuss some Biology I problems. H Science 29

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Human Physiology Becomes CHS’s Newest Science Class This year, in the CHS Science department, there was a new class called Human Physiology. The class was basically the study of structure and function of the human body. Mr. Andy Klemm had it first period. Mr. Klemm also taught Biology I and Biology II. In Biology I the students learned how the microscope worked and then applied what they learned by using the microscopes for labwork. The high point of the year for Biology II students was dissecting fetal pigs. They also took a field trip in the spring to the ride pools. Earth Science was for all freshmen who had planned to take at least two years of science. In this class they learned how to read weather maps and how to predict the changes in weather. Also, they learned about things going on in the interior of the earth. It was taught by Mr. Jim Farmer. Chemistry and Physics were taught by Mr. Robert Schultz. In Chemistry the students learned formulas and worked on labs. Physics, on the other hand, dealt with natural laws and processes, and the states and properties of matter and energy, other than those restricted to loving matter and to chemical changes. D E 28 Science

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Two Leaders In Social Studies Department This year’s social studies was taught by teachers Rod Morris and Steve Short. Morris taught (J.S. History, Citizenship I, and Sociology. Short taught Modern Problems, Citizenship I, and Citizenship II. Morris took his Citizenship I students on a trip to Salem where they saw the House of Representatives and the Senate at work. He also had a military officer give talks to the class. Short will forever enjoy his power over the seniors. Seniors must pass the courses to graduate. One of the activities the students participated in was putting on a mock trial. A student from each class was the judge. The rest broke up into defense and prosecution. It was a fun learning experience. B A. Another famous dictator of our time. B. Rod Morris gives our photographer a smile. C. Judge. Debbie Roady, tries to keep a straight face. D. Mike Young tries to hide the truth from prosecutor Colleen Leri. D