Monroe High School - Aurigena Yearbook (Fairbanks, AK)

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MODERN MATHEMATICS Gail Loudon and Randy McGovern seek help from Father Saalfeld in the solving of a difficult trigonometry problem. Along with Gail and Randy, many of Monroe's students are using the TEMAC programmed learning materials in their advanced study of mathematics this year. GENERAL MATHEMATICS mmmm Moonyeen Lindholm and Kathy Buoy as they diligently work on one of their Progressive Math Studies. Debbie Konklin demonstrates her skill in multiplication to the other members of the General Math class. GEOMETRY Geometry students Michele Tripp, Patty Miklautsch, and Monica Wyatt are engrossed in an involved geometry construction. 47

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GERMAN LATIN Our proficient German scholar Rosemary Balko shows the points of interest on a map of Germany, while Terry Cruikshank checks up on her. Donna Jaeger recalls to her classmates one ofthe beautiful passages of the Aeneid. FRENCH First year French students Buck Applewhite, Suzanne Leveque, Bob Witt, and Bob Scully, further their understanding of French through the use of tape recordings et la poupee.

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PHYSICS Mike Smith, junior, explains the laws of illumination and intensity to the other Physics students. This interesting science of matter and motion includes mechanics, heat, electricity, light, sound, and the study of radiation. AMERICAN GQVERNMENT TYPING Ellen Cashen, junior, finds that practice makes perfect in typing. Don't peek at those keys now, Ellen! American Government student, Jane Plummer, demonstrates the use of a presidential ballot to Lorraine Kopp, Joan Johnson, Pat Doty, and Jim Immel.