Daleville High School - Da Capo Yearbook (Daleville, IN)

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The Mathematical orld ls A onder To Students QT One of the daily tasks of Bruce Baldwin, Mathematics, is helping a student to find the correct answer to a problem. W? While students are hard at work, john Craig, Mathematics, reads the morning This year, the Mathematics department was taught by three well trained math teachers. The teachers were Mr. Larry Rees, Mr. john Craig, and Mr. Bruce Baldwin. Mr. Rees doubled as a math teacher and a science teacher. He had control over two chemistry classes this year. ln his senior math class, he taught pre-calculus for college preparation of his students. Mr. Rees taught two geometry classes this year. With the math room being moved to the bigger room 1, it provided more room for the expanded class size this year. In Algebra ll, Mr. Baldwin built upon Mr. Craig's teachings in Algebra I. This was Mr. Baldwin's first year of teaching Algebra ll. With all the interest in math lately the teachers have aquired some more equipment to help expand the stu- dents mind. With these three good and well trained teachers it's no wonder that the students are smarter these days. 16 Mathematics Mathematics, Larry Rees, lectures to the class on the wonders of the systematical world.

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Guidance Counselors Encourage Students This year the two guidance counselors, Mrs. Velma Frame and Mr. lack Huff, took on many new duties be- sides the traditional chore of placing students in classes. To perform their work in a more pleasant atmosphere, they were given new offices to bring them closer to the students in the halls. Being closer meant that teachers could send their problem makers down to be counseled. The saying Do you want to go see Mr. Huff, was pretty popular among some of the faculty. Among other things Mr. Huff, accomplished were the surveying of students for new classes and helping college-bound students apply for various scholarships. Mrs. Frame also kept herself busy by helping the 7th and 8th graders prepare for high school and organizing the Mother and Daughter Tea. To make their tasks one step easier, several girls from the junior and senior classes were used as secretaries. Taking time for a little piece and quiet is Velma Frame, Guidance Counselor. lack Huff, Guidance Director, counsels another student. Mrs. Frame helps Laurie Hoy look over information for her future Guidance 1 5

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Science Students Explore The Unknown orld Gary Kirkham, Science, takes a breather from his freshmen Biology Class. Mr. Daniel Gions and Mr. Gary Kirkham tried to make this year one of the best in science because it is a very important part of todays understanding of tomor- row's world. Most relative things evolve around science and its divisions. In Mr. Goins' classes, his eighth graders had a chance to experience making a weather station and to study its use in the atmosphere. In geology they studied various rocks and their formation. While in the ninth grade, the students learned from many of his science B's . Mr. Kirkham had physiology added to his classes. In this college prep course, the students disected a fetal pig and a cat. Also they preformed an urinalisis. In Biol- ogy l, pupils did their usual disecting of a fish and a frog. While in advanced Biology, Mr. Kirkham built on the students knowledge from their previous years of science and tried to transform it into bilogical know how. Kathy Ford, lack Keesling, Craig Wessar, and Gary DeLong find that Geometry class is not always exciting. Relaxing from his teaching, Daniel Gions. junior High Science, reads a magazine. Science 17