McNary High School - Claymore Yearbook (Keizer, OR)

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Far left: Laughing historically are so- cial studies teachers Mr. Steve Miller, Mr. Vic Backlund, and Mr. Morris Jiminez. Upper center: Mr. Douglas Brown, world history teacher, digs up some facts for modern prob- lems teachers Mrs. Ellen Lowe and Mrs. Claire Lorenz. Lower center: Mr. John Quan- back prepares for another challenging day in U.S. history. Left: Mr. Michael Jesperson shows Ethan Bergman the l'inside story of a skull in biology class. Lower left: Biology teachers, Mr. John Bohlander, Miss Cristi Broms, and Mrs. Sharon Butler take inven- tory. Below: Science department chairman, Mrs. Faye Mort. Far below: Mr. Gene lns- keep and Mrs. Carol Ritter, chemistry instruc- tors, demonstrate some new equipment for Mr. Dwight Runner, physics teacher.

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Histor , Science Courses Revised This was the year of the change for the History department. Classes now ask why things happen instead of where and when. Students also augmented class discussions and studies with after- school discussions. World History was taught solely by Mr. Brown, while U.S. History was taught by Mr. Backlund Mr. Jimenez, Mr. Miller and Mr. Quanbeck. Modern Problems held the atten- tion of Mr. Johnsrud, Mrs. Lorenz, Mrs. Lowe, and Mr. Jimenez. Science, the key to tomorrow, was taught by the hard-work- ing teachers of the Science department. Mrs. Ritter and Mr. Ins- keep taught chemistry, Mrs. Mort, Mrs. Butler, Miss Broms, and Mr. Jesperson, Biology, and Mr. Runner, Physics. 'Y A 5 if If 1, 4 5 if '2

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V Job Skills racticed Under the guidance of the business education department, students learn and develop their office skills. They take ad- vantage of the availability of a wide se- lection of modern office equipment. De- partment chairman Mrs. Martha Lein- decker Cabovej, teaches shorthand and serves as a vocational counselor. Right: Instructors in this field were Mrs. Melissa Givens, typingg Mrs. Ellen Neal, typingg Mr. Gerald Lane, book- keeping, work experience, and vocational counselingg Mr. Glenn Beier, typing and business principlesg Mrs. Susan Marts- field, typing and bookkeepingg Mrs. Ruth Hamilton, bookkeeping and office ma- chinesg and Miss Linda Eskelson, general business and typing. Lower right: Con- centrating on her typing is Carolyn Samp- son. K