Ellinwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellinwood, KS)

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1. The Algebra II students look enthuised and ready to work. 2. The Geometry students wait eagerly for class to end. 3. The Algebra I class works on an assignment. 4. Mr. Stremel pretends he doesn t see the photographer. 5. Algebra I students work together on some hard problems. 6. Kirk Zoellner takes time to pose for a picture while Steph anie Knop. JoAnn Wilkerson, Richard Kincaid, and Dan Stremel strain themselves to get a Physics experiment done . . 7. But now Kirk decides to get to work as he turns away from the photographer as if to say. Mo more pictures, please. 8. Stephanie Knop. Dan Stremel. Brad Urban. Doug Stremel. and Richard Kincaid try to look intelligent as they pose for a picture during Advanced Math. 9. Mr. Sobba helps Stacy Morrison with a difficult problem in Algebra I. 10. Algebra II students listen to a Mr. Stremel lecture. 17

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A+B2 = E.H.S. Math Leon Sobba teaches General Math and Algebra I. In General Math, the students work on the basic skills of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. They are also introduced to Algebra. Some of the areas covered in Algebra include the study of the real number system, graphing, and solving equations. Roger Stremel teaches Geometry, Algebra II, and Ad- vanced Math. In Geometry, the students study points, lines, and geometric figures in their relationships in space to help them develop an ability to think logical- ly. Algebra II is a continuation of Algebra with more intense study on some new topics such as irrational and imaginary numbers and systems of equations. In Advanced Math, the students review many of the topics that they had previously studied in Algebra. They learn advanced methods for solving specific types of problems and also study some Trigonometry. 16

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Leon Sobba's science classes include Chemistry and Physics. Some of the topics the students study in Chemistry are molecules, gases, solids, and liquids. They study these topics in order to learn about the matter that makes up the world. The Physics students look at the behavior of nature by covering such gener- al areas as light, motion, and electricity. Robert Robins instructs Biology and Advanced Biol- ogy. In Biology, the students study individual organ- isms and how they are organized into populations, species, and communities. They also study what these organisms do and how they do it. The Biology stu- dents also have a chance to select a project that they can do individually. Kirk Leslie teaches Lab Science. The Lab Science students study very basic chemistry and why things act the way they do. Students in this class do their lab work individually and at their own pace. A Scientific Approach