Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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MATHEMATICS INVOLVES EVERYONE i Mrs. Culler gives Janet Capp some helpful hints on her geometry construction, while Gene Flueckinger makes rapid progress on his. Mrs. Culler helps Kathy Laub as Terry Ulm and Chuck Smith find some amusing results with their college algebra problems. Here at Eastside, a complete and var- ied program of math is offered. Whena student enters E.H.S., they are givena choice of courses. General math and algebra are given to the freshmen. Plane geometry is offered to the sophomores and advanced algebra to the juniors. If a student wants four years of math, asa senior, he may take trigonometry and college algebra. The math department is guided by Mrs. Culler, Mrs. Schubert and Mr. Bedwell . Mrs. Schubert quizes Cindy Staley on her algebra problem as Dennis Hart experiments on his own. ; Mrs. Culler proves a theorem in advanced algebra before making an assignment. Compliments of KNISELY MENS WEAR

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The Social Studies courses offered at Eastside include U.S. History, Gov- ernment, World History, and World Geography. From stone age to stockade age to space age, the students are given first hand information from our capable staff of Mr. Wilder, Mr. Hollingsworth and Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Adams points out a famous battle site to her U.S. History class. EVENTS OF PACT AND PRECENT The senior government classes relax between stops during a field trip to the county jail and courthouse. Vickie Belanger and Jim Graham search for places of interest on the map in world history. Compliments of BUTLER SHELL SERVICE 11

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Les Strong and Paul Berndt use their intensified knowledge of physics as Jerry Ladd, Terry Ulm and Mike Loy hold their breath. Eastside's Science department in- cludes several general, as well as ad- vanced courses. Some of these are general science, chemistry biology and physics. Mr. Dilling, Mr. Bracht, Mr. Conkey and Mr. Severson are the teachers responsible for instructing these classes. Steve Baughman and Earl Mutzfeld assist Robert Gengnagel in disecting a frog as biology teacher, Mr. Conkey gives some last m inute advice. SCIENCE Mr. Severson lectures general science students on the importance of science in today's world. Juniors, Jeff Myers, Nan Shockley and Kay Rediger finish up another chemistry lab. Compliments of PAUL LANE, INC.