Dondero High School - Oak Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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FROVI ITLGEDRH TO CHLCULU5 . ,K A .1 ' Stiff- Mr. Barich Miss Barth Mr. Diebel . l S :' K .,,lJ,. H ,ei .,,, I .5 , I XXX A A. sn? nl Mr. Hemmila Mr. Heter Mr. Phelan Mr Eberhardt V. fwvzf- pf -f--4 I ,Msg . 'vi Q ' ,Q i gr, t X5 fu, , , , 1 f 1 .W Mr. Sing A -.J sk vm 1 X Mr. Eberhardt tries to explain how easy Geomerty really is. i A wr-A -r Mr. Fuhr U .. I ' ' V 'Q' ' if Mr. Snider The Math Department of- fers many courses including Computer Science, Calculus Statistics, and of course the traditional courses Senior Math, Algebra, and Geometry. Computer Science has been offered here since the renovation. It is taught by both Mr. Heter and Mr. Sing, who help the students who take such an interest in it. Here at Dondero 1 year of math is required to graduate. Most incoming Freshman choose from General Math, Extended Algebra or regular Algebra. Then Advancing to Geomerty or Computer Science.

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FITON Glilllllllllzl TO SHRKESFEHRE Finishing with Senior Math Calculus. ls that Mr. Streeter mak- ing a obscene phone call.? Our English Department is the biggest depart- ment of all. lt offers courses from Film Making to Poetry. Department head is Ms. Diane Cottrell. The Language Department again is offering the same courses as in previous years, including French, German, and Spanish. Although these courses are the same as last year, students find them interesting. Mrs. Roosa S, f its . . , L Go ahead and smile Ms. Whalin. Mr. Streeter Mrs. Bennet Mrs. Hildebrand Mrs. Scherschun fi' X. Ms. Whalin fha, '57 Ms. Brakeville N? fsfi.p.:,m Q t fc v F l Af, sig: ' F' J K. . , I . , , V- , .,., , ,K f-1..- ff 'P ML' Ms. Cottrell , , 22 2 - ' .wfaff - ' 'Sf 'i N ' . gs- it 3,-A 1 XX, f l la Mr. Ogurek Mr. Rockwell , . x' X 'fin g g ' Z Mrs. Schultheiss it Mr. Price Mr. Stout i, if , M... 3. rw' ., tu, ig, Mr. Solis

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The Social Studies Department is offering a great variety of classes from history to the realm of psychology. Dondero has many history classes which include World History 1, 2, and 3, United States 20th Century, US to 1877, and US Military. Other Social Studies classes include, Sociology, Psychology, Model Government, World Geography, Advanced Placement History, and many others. Mr. Cook, department chairman, and the other teachers strive to make history enjoyable. A typical class? CM Mrs. Khachaturian 'TllfflD THF FUTURE FROVI THE FHST , ,J it Fl 'b 421fi4i12E:2-1 x 'A ' v 1, 5- bf in Above: Is that Mr. Cook with the real Julius Ceasar? Below: Mr. Voegtler finds his 4th hour hilarious. W' S, jf, .5 ,:.,,f,i , 'S Wh Q ! . , H 211.13 ' . i ff? '- , 4 . , X. I K 'ml' Q f , is tg I, Y K L , W, V, . Q. ,,, 4 c Y- '5 . , , 1. KM'-an-pf .I if I 1 ,J Wim! 'Q fiW'5i 5 ' sg. - 3235 if ' 'V 5 . Smilay Mr. Noble Mr ,ff - will ! vga is 1 - 5 5 ' X ' l tfii 2 Y I ,rw . ' . .. ,f P' ' Q Mrs. Ashley ,, lf' . . A Y i f Lv Wi ,fb X 55. W Mr. Cook at 2 't ,, 'mm 1, , 5 zen.. in-4' f a ty? 4. 'S 4 Y, Mr. DeBraaI 2 Lf ' V, r Mr. Stevens . Bryce Q A M r ai. tl Q. M, Ms. Crooks 1 .. . ff' ' gfillif zg. -5' 1, f at W- . ' ' 1 4' . Miss Frei Wt ' , ti' K H PM .4 , . K ,Q t l ink ,,-.y,3ff5Zvlf 'laurel' V IJ.:-'S Mr. Voegtler -rf