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Science has wide subject range ff' Mr. Arnst makes a point to his Physical Science class. Ten types of science were offered in the year 71-72. They ranged from Biology to Earth Science and Chem- istry. Mr. Norman Heier taught three classes of Chemistry and two of Physics. Mr. Fred Arnst had three subjects. They were Biology, Physical Sci- ence, and Environmental Ecology, For awide variety, Mrs. Erros Osterloh taught Earth Science, Ad- vanced Earth Science, Botany 8: Plant, and Astronomy, Mr. Norman Masterson was pri- marily in the field of Biology al- though he taught Nature Study also. EQ WX Mrs. Osterloh uses the globe in Earth Science, and explains the axis of the earth in relation to environment. w.- Mr. Heier likes to make his own drinks, and Chemistry is a good place to experiment. Mr. Masterson checks Mel Spears' sub stances in Nature Study, ldv lil!
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New teachers join Math department Two new teachers, Miss Miller I and Mr. Conley, joined the math de- I partment, giving LHS three in the I field. They each strived throughout the year to develop necessary courses for success in future work or studies with math and science. t Miss Miller taught Algebra, Geo- metry and Math III. Mr. Conley specialized in Functions I, Algebra and Math H. Mr. Gregory was in the field of Geometry, and Functions II. Miss Katie Miller Rick Otten receives help on a linear function from Mr. Bob Gregory in Functions II. Bobbette Jones offers assistance to Randy Stevens in Geometry. Besides teaching math, Mr. Frank Conley sings to his classes, :nam a nf.. ,- A135 Q . I Q Q u N N - . .l - u ' 1 'I Academics-20 2
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