Lincoln High School - Best of Lincoln Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Math gains new computer Math teacher Jerry Cohen, after fif- teen years, had his dream realized in the purchase of a new computer. He felt that computers were essential to the education of students that were in- terested in going beyond the realm of basic math. Most schools in California have access to computers, said Cohen. Classes in computer programming, applications, data processing, and com- puter technology will be offered next year. The computer was financed with the help of the School Site Council. Many courses such as Math I4 and I5 were re- vised. Also revised was the Math IO program which included the addition of a new Math Lab under the supervision of Mrs. June Mauser. Hazel, the most liked addition to the Math office, provided students with the opportunity to experience a career -Ester.. of the future. MATHEMATICAL MYSTERY--Mr. Ed Leers, lleftl, explains the answer to a math problem to Sue Pert. HELPFUL HAZEL--- Daniel Knighton, lbelowl, tests the new computer's know- ledge as Mr. Jerry Cohen, Keri MacLeod, Ray Lathan, and Stephanie Brondt look on. Y, A I sz 6, Q-:Iv E

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J is r , , '- Y, is f Q Mr. Craig Ferguson: Anatomy and Physiology, Environmental Science, Biology. Mr. Benjamin Kolb: Biology, Life Science Mr. William McKeever: Department Executive, Biology, Landscape Nlr, Wesley Peterson: Chemistry fig i J 'fy F -it is , ,, r Mr. james Vosberg: Earth Science, Physics, Chemistry it ,,,,p , Mr. Dave Wong: General Science is ,f sl. 1 sw , Z, :L f' -' .1 . COOL CHANGE- Lana Fong helps Sherry Huey,labovel, decrease her body temperature for an Anatomy experi- ment. lVlAN'S BEST FR IEND-- Mr. Ben Kolb,lrightl. takes a walk with his dog at his home in San Andreas. Science ff! rf Q53 FF We Lobb-