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COME ALIVE . . . A representative for Dave Bonior speaks to the seniors. The second hour government class shows their intent interest in their new Time Magazine. Donna Sebastion is caught off guard during her government class. The ingenious mind of “Baby Sparrow” (alias Ken Duncan) takes a moment to drift off into the galax- ies. 69
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THE PAST AND PRESENT Mrs. Jeffery pauses a moment to dream up her next dasturdly assignment. Mr. Kriesch takes a last minute look at his lesson plan. American History students obtain information in the library for their homework assignment. The history curriculum includes a var- iety of courses. American History and Government, taught by Mrs. Jeffery, give a complete view of the United States. A World Cultures class that gives students a taste of the exotic and foreign, was taught by Mr. Swain. Michigan History for a closer look at our state. Modem Western Civilization that gives full accounts of past and present world relations, and World Religions that introduces various religious cultures, were taught by Mr. Kriesch who also taught a World Cultures during first
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Computing the Problems! Mrs. Nowakowski Challenging student’s minds are this years Math Department Staff. The math program at Memphis High School is complimen- ted by two capable teach- ers, Mrs. Frances Nowak- owski and Mr. Lewis Co- vell. Mrs. Nowakowski is pre- sently presenting to her classes the techniques of tackling problems in Math 10, Algebra 1 , and in Geo- metry. This year, Mr. Coveil is instructing classes in Al- gebra 1 and 2, and in Math 9. Thank you for promot- ing more developed ideas in the world of math. Mr. Coveil A— Sue Niezgoda gets a bigger laugh out of M r s . No wako ws k i ’s assignment than Tracy Dunsmore and Randy Johnson seem to. B Florence Wessel, Mary George, and Marietta Martin look in amaze- ment as Chuck Gra- villa shouts an an- swer in Mr. Covell’s class. C-“Oh,” exclaims Jun- ior Paul McCarty, “This one’s a snap!” 70
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