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ef' is , ,,,,, f Miss Rosalie LaRue Science Mr. Phillip Altman Counselor and Mathematics Mr, LeRoy Simoneau Mathematics ABOVE: Miss LaRue demonstrates the use of the balance scale to Paula Atkinson in chemistry while John Van Roekel tries to figure it out for himself, LEFT: Gregg Gartrell and Glenna Hutchin- son discuss their reasons for different answers on an Algebra ll problem, no 'D-
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Math, Science Challenge Student's Reasoning Eleven units of mathematics and science are offered at LHS, Earth science, biology, chem- istry and advanced biology are the science lab courses available to students, Biology is required of all sophomores, while the other courses are elective. Miss LaRue teaches the science courses. Mr. Simoneau teaches practical mathema- tics, Algebra I and ll, geometry, and advanced mathematics. One unit of mathematics is required of all students to graduate. Physics, a combined math and science course, and general math are taught by the school counselor, Mr, Altman, RIGHT: Randy Allen tries his hand at bending and blowing glass in chemistry class, BELOW: Rex Donahey, Danny Reese, Steve Atkinson, Gregg Gartrell and Phil Jansonius get comfortable while they discuss a physics assign- ment during study period, I 4
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Vocational Courses Offer Practical Experience , gnu:-nq,,,v The LHS curriculum offers sixteen units of vo- cationally oriented course-work in the areas of home economics, industrial arts, and commerce, Home economics classes, taught by Mrs, Wor- ' cester, gives girls a chance to gain practical exper- ' ience in the different areas of homemakirlrg, Shop courses, under the instruction of r, Thomas and Mr, Sebbert, teach students useful skills in metals and woods, regardless of whether the student plans to enter that vocational field, Serving, his first year on the LHS faculty, Mr, Robert Se bert teaches all wood shop courses and is head basket- ball coach. He is a 1962 graduate of Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia, Kansas, Mrs, Thomas offers students an introduction to the world of business and communications through typing, bookkeeping, business law and publication classes. RIGHT: Marla and Paula Rom jue play tackle foot- ball with Randy Diederich at a Home Economics II party for children BELOW: Amy Van Loenen takes her turn at changing a tire in drivers education, OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Edward Ebner and Blake Post work on a rabbit hutch in Woodworking l, OPPOSITE PAGE BELOW: Glenna Hutchinson and Anita Orr type the stencils for another issue of the Trojan Times, H
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