Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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Science Frustrates From chickens hatching in biology to slides breaking in physics, there's always something going on in the science wing. Science classes may be most frustrating(what in the world is SEMI LOGARITHMIC paper??) and most challenging (How many ions are contained in CL??) . . but also most rewarding (to think that we came from one cell ... ) Have a squirt of water. Doug. says Mr. Swartz. Would you like to know the density of dandelion growth? Ask Miss Constance Buerger. 23

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Math Offers Something New Students are doubtful of the success of Mr. Martin's experimental math class called Coordinate Geometry. It teaches geometry by using algebra. Sound confusing? According to Mr. Martin. It's a lot of fun.” But most of the students seem to think differently. 25 students are involved in this new class. Cheese. quips the math teacher. Mr. Morseth. 22 Mr. Edward Bloome helps exhausted students sweat out their math.

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Mr Marvin Muyres advises a student on his pending project. Freedom Aids in Creativity Art classes are changing this year — the whole art program is in quarter scheduling .. students can choose their individual art program Mr. Muyres’ceramics classes are making their own potters wheels, kilns, glazes. and clays ... New a rt classes were added this year, too. such as Advanced Jewelry and Ceramics. Miss J. Kanehl replies to a student remark, while student teacher Chris Carlson learns by listening. 24