James Monroe High School - Milestone Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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A C A. Mr. Anderson appears to either be studying material or rubbing his sore neck. B. Mr. Anderson explains material to an anatomy class. C. Mrs. Cronyn explains material to D. Hardy and M. Stanton. D. Speaker from University Beauty College styles S. jones' hair.

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SCIENCE There are two science classes, biology and chem- istry. One year of science is required in order to graduate. Classes are open to students on all levels. Members of the science staff are Mrs. Cronyn, Mr. Anderson and Miss Morri- son. Miss Morrison joined the staff as a halftime teacher this school year. The new chemistry lab has made it easier for the students to study and ex- periment. Plants and 4 animals are kept and studied A. Mrs. Goodrich explains material to T. Eiden, C. Manning, R. Rshuager, L. Simmons and D. Hunt. B. K. Zimmerman, N. Petrina, S. Fischer, J. Schweizer and T. Hatfield practice on simulators. C. Miss Morrison and C. LaHaie appear to have a serious conversation. in the laboratory. Health is a sophomore level class taught by Mrs. Goodrich. Students begin the year with a Drivers Ed- ucation unit. Here they g spend half of the unit driving in simulators and the other half in actual driving ex- perience. Students also have a unit on grooming. During this time several speakers demonstrate cutting hair on students in the class. Nutrition and diseases are also covered during the year. B -.L -.

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MEDICAL AND DENTAL The Medical Major is a two year program for juniors and seniors. The juniors take such classes as Anatomy-Phyi- ology, Nutution and Human Development to help pre- pare them for next fall as seniors. The seniors spent two quarters as Medical Office Assistants and Certified Nurses Aid Training. They spend two days in class and three days in Providence Hospital. The most interes- ting duties of the seniors was getting to practice in a medical environment. The speakers who came to talk to the senior medical class were Medical Office Assistants and Health C Agency Representative. The Dental Program was a one year major. Chemistry, biology, typing, bookkeeping, and health careers help prepare the students for a Dental careers. As seniors, you learn important information such as preclinical dental sciences, Resrorative Den- tistry and Community Health-Preventive Dentistry. The class time work is ap- proximately one-third of the year. For one quarter the students will spend three days a week at the Dental School. Later in the year the students worked in Dental Labratories and as Dental business office as- sistants. A. S. Cope works with children at the U of O Crippled Ch.ildren's Division. B.j. Stai assists dentist at the U of O Dental School. C. S. Mathies feeds a child in the Crippled Children's Division. D. L. Green yells loudly as K. Murphy attempts to get a blood sample. '-95:3 72:15 ii ., I ss... D wllikitl 1 '