Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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1 Students are put to the test with panel discussions in Sophomore English Shown in the discussion are Carol Williams. Lynn Halverson. Liz Maida. Laurie Schreiner. Wendy Martin, and Jeanette Phillips. 2 Jill Johnson does her presentation in front of the class for a panel discussion in Sphomore English The sophomore class experienced something new this year. It was a requirement that every sophomore take Sophomore English for the whole year. The first semester consisted of Intermediate Composition, and the second semester they were put into groups of American Literature, World Literature, and Western Literature. 3. Jeri Chastain poses as Alfalfa on Movie Star and Gangster Day during Spirit Week 27

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Sophomore english now required 1. Robin Harper stares off into an endless gaze as she sits in Mr Simmons’ room for English. 2. Tom Rutt goes to the keyboard to type a research paper for Advanced Composition. 3. It looks as though Tim Karst would rather be somewhere else than school as he sits in Mr. Kilpatricks’ room daydreaming.

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Knowledge gained in science 1. Jody Anesl transfers water from one beaker to another while partner Robert Morrissey looks on with a watchful eye. 2. Weighing out chemicals in Chemistry class are the masked scientists Nancy Boggess and Susan Haberlock. 3. Dave Roth works on a new experiment under the supervison of Mr. Neitz. In the science department, no matter what grade you receive, useful knowledge of every day life is gained. These classes range from the basic and more advanced concepts of chemistry and physics to the generalized study of life. 28