Los Alamos High School - La Loma Yearbook (Los Alamos, NM)

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Mr. Morris Mr. Nichols Mr. Shinn NIR. GERLAD BARRY - American Historyg BS. Sul Ross College. MR. PAUL BERTELOOT - Americal Government, American History, Sociologyg University of Denver, A.B. Sc M.A. University of Hawaii. MR. LAWRENCE M. HANSON - De- partment Headg .American History II, Government, Far Eastern Historyg BS. University ofNebraska. MR. GLEN E. HOW'L -American Historyg BS, Eastern New Mexico University, MR. WILLIAM G. MORRIS -- American Government, American Histo- ry, Economicsg BS. University ofColorado. MR. AUTHUR NICHOLS - American Government, Americal Historyg B.A. Macalester College, University of Chicago. MR. RUSSELL SHINN - Russian His- tory, American Government, American Historyg A. A. Southern Colorado State, BA. University ofColorado. Social Studies School year 1966-67 saw two new offer- ings by the department. Far Eastern and Russian History joined Sociology and Eco- nomics as electives for seniors. The depart- ment also sponsored a visit to the schools where three department of state speakers spoke on foreign policy. Also sponsored was a quarterly meeting of the New Mexico Council forthe Social Studies during Fe- bruary. Mr. Morris explains a situation involving an economic problem in the United States. Reading the chapter for future discussion is one ofthejobs for students. Mr. Barry 'VIr. Berteloot Mr. Hanson r. Howl Mr. Bertloot, Mr. Shinn, and Mr. Mor- ris sponsored the International Relations Club at the Model U.N. held at the College of Santa Fe. A panel discussion of class members adds variety to an economics class. I- W 19 Academic

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.H-a...,h H LJ. PM fa. s-.NNNQW A guest speaker in Mr. Wimberley's math class explains one ofthe many aspects of how the new style of math is used. This math student listens attentively as a difficult math problem is ex- A WV H pitttmfain his 1-lass. s M J ,K S ' 'Yi M th If ' is The Mathematics Department was greatly improved m,th or V - v - K - -'-'- 5 gil? A this year with the addition of new rooms and equipment. I t ' ' The rooms were modernized with carpeted floors and V special desks with mathematical charts. The quality of E J ,LL, N . Q course instruction was greatly improved and the depart- f . fs ment enlarged when Mr. Roy Brent and Mr. Dale Perini 3.4 y V . . ,,ig. Q ' f ', .tw ' f Joined the department. I ,- 5 'ttt' Once again, many students were enrolled in the wide . . variety of mathematics courses which provide a supple- V, E w mentary background for science. . . -3- - - . :isa Mr. Perini supervises S .Q ,. his students in a race ' I t' to solve a diflicult L ff. math problem. f t T Mr. Brent Mrs. Phillips Mr. Meaclers Mr. Schachterle Mr. Perini Mr. Wimberley NIR. ROY BRENT - Geometry, Algebra llg A.B. Western Kentucky University. MR. JAMES J. MEADERS - Department Headg Pre-Calculus, General Math, Calculusg BS. Midland College, M.A. Colorado State College of Education, 51.8. University of Illinois. MR. DALE PERINI - Algebra I, Consumers Mathg BS. Oklahoma University, M. Ed. Oklahoma University. MRS, ANNE N. PHIL- LIPS - Algebra ll, Introduction to Analysis: BS. University of Texas. NTR. LELAND SCHACHTERLE K Algebra II, Geometryg B.S. Colorado State Un- iversity, NI..-X. Western State College. NIR. FLOYD WTNIBPIRLBY - Geometry, Algebra ll. Trigonometryg B.A. Hardin-Simmons University. MA. University of Utah. M...-Mfg' 18 Academic

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as M 1 -V-N. . vi.i..,, Q af -w Q., IT IIT M . . 1 I fi . 2 'S lf . w sw ti 2 ii: If I - A I Mr. Eikleberry Mr. Kollman Mr. Putman Mr. Wagner . 5 , ,Qt fl -133 .t , . 'k ,y 1 y VV,, J - NIR ROBERT R CASWEI L Head of Department PSQC Physics' B S ':': Siiiilanii College, Mfsf okiaiiiiiil state University. MR. LEON COCSPER - Chemistry, Advanced Scienceg M.S. University of Utah. MRS. ESTHER CHURCH A Biology, A.B. Waynesburg College. MR. ROBERT O. EI- KLEBERRY - Advanced Biology, Biologyg B.A. St M.S. State University of Iowa. NIR. VICTOR H. KOLLIVIAN - Chemistryg B.A. State College of Iowa. MR. DAVID L, PUTMAN - Chemistry, Biologyg BA. Dakota Wesleyan University, M.S. University of Omaha. MR. DUANE WAGNER - Earth Scienceg B.A. 81 MA. Colorado State College. 5 :fi-22 a 'ff i wifi.-i -iii... .t A-k.L, . ,QQ kk A One of the many aspects of chemistry class is learning to operate Mrs Church the analytical balance for aid in lab experiments. Mr. Cooper Vi Mr. Caswell Mr. Putman's biology class looks on as the instructor points out one ofthe many kinds of plant life they are currently studying, 20 Academic