Lone Tree Community School - Elm Yearbook (Lone Tree, IA)

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Ms. Julie Klein ENGLISH Ss| Below, Dennis Womer recreated a scene from Fast Times at Ridgemont High with the help of alumnus Rick Musser who delivered a pizza to the writing experiences class. Below right, Miss Klein answers questions posed by Jodi Menzer, Lynnel Thomas, and Pam Vrchoticky. New to the English department this year. Miss Klein taught upper level literature and writing courses while Miss Welter taught freshman and eighth grade English and Mrs. Nicola taught English to seventh graders. Le gusta a espanolf (Do you like Spanish f) Senorita Welter asked this question to students enrolled in her Spanish classes. Four levels of Spanish were offered aided by the use of a computer. Below left. Miss Welter listens as students converse in their second language. Below right, Pip Fisher and Matt Rocca complete a prueba (work sheet). Ms. Jill Welter 7

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y Mr. Mike Kautz Mr. Lonnie Powers Mr. Kautz was surprised on his 50th birthday when his chemistry students brought him a 50- balloon bouquet. Below right. Dean Dauber, Doug Langenberg, Cindy Musser, and Pip Fisher work in the lab during biology. SCIENCE Mr. Kautz taught general science, biology, chemistry, and physiology while Mr. Powers taught junior high science. Mr. Kyle Comer The high school math department offered general math. Algebra I, geometry. Algebra II, and senior math. The sen- ior high students were taught by Mr. Comer. Mr. Baumann taught math to seventh graders while eighth graders were taught by Mr. Powers. MATH Below left. Algebra I students await their next assignment. Below right, Mr. Comer lectures on the finer points of ge- ometry. 6

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Mr. Jerry Ford Mr. Chuck Baumann SOCIAL STUDIES Social studies courses taught included history, government and economic problems. Mr. Ford taught junior high classes and also world cul- tures. Mr. Baumann taught the other high school courses and included filmstrips which covered current events. Below left, Mr. Ford il- lustrates a point on the chalkboard. Below right, Mr. Baumann helps Pip Fisher with a history question. Mr. Rockne Foreman Typing, accounting, consumer math and office prac- tices were all taught by Mr. Foreman. He also taught the computer course first semester. More advanced courses were offered for the student desiring addition- al skills in the business field. BUSINESS N Below left. Holly Krueger works at the computer on an accounting problem. Below right, Mr. Foreman goes over an assignment with Allen Goody. 8