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In this age of computers , a basic knowledge of mathematics Top: Jime Gowe and Mike Brooks get some aid on a solution to a problem from Mr. Saxton. Above: Mr. Haas puts Kathy Morris out front to operate the slide rule for Ray Clemens, Cindy Richardson, Rick Vereb, Jack Conley, Billie Meyers, and Kendra Fridav. Rick Ganyard confidently works a problem for Teresa Kaszian and Mr. Brewer during ninth period math class. is essential In the space age with science and math being brought to the forefront, schools are always on the alert to prepare their students to meet the challenging needs of the world. Our school is no exception. Science courses include physics, regular and chem-study approach to chemistry, biology in two approaches and physical science for fresh- men. This year the math department added a course in ungraded math and a math IV course for those seniors who do not wish to take AP math. This course includes instruction of the slide rule and analytical geometry. Courses in geometry, trig, algebra and general math are also offered to students. Dave Judkins makes his adjustments as Marge Bonadio does the frowning as the survey team prepares to go to work to complete an assignment in AP math. 27
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Would you believe that Mike Brooks and Dick Aufmuth are actually doing one experiment correctly in chem lab; or, is Mr. Van just waiting for them to get in deeper to prove they don ' t have all the answers. Science courses inspire students to look to the future in space. The frosh, not to be outdone, take to their own rockets as Don Gifford, Tim Myers, John Treleaven, and Rob Wilder prepare to blast off. Okay, Even Day, what do we do next? Jeff Jones, right, figures Evans knows all the answers so he should get us out of this predica- ment; Rick Vereb, meanwhile, does just that in physics lab. 26
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Extra Staff is Needed for Smooth-Running School Plant Above, the gals who prepare lunches for the a Iways-hungry student body: Mrs. Failor, Mrs Geinke Mrs. Palinchik. ' Mrs. Balogh, Mrs. Fiser, and Librarians who aided Mrs. Hubbard daily to serve lotte Welty, Wendy Marquardt, and Bonnie Hajek. almost one thousand students are— FRONT: Sue Rivers, Cindy Naragon BACK: Chris Wolf, Janice Steidl, Jean Hutchinson, and Jeff Bixby. Char- 28
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