Mounds View High School - Vista Yearbook (New Brighton, MN)

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Mr. Brainard, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Gibson and Mr. Scribner demonstrating the tape recorder. Three foreign language teachers, Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Palmer and Mr. Eggar. 6 Mrs. Graves, Mr. Williams and Miss McDermott chatting. ln any vocation we may enter we will find it necessary to speak. ln the English department the emphasis is on speaking correctly - in this way pre- paring us for the years to come. Along with speak- ing, reading, listening and writing hold important spots. We aren't limited simply to learning English, for many students take advantage of the four foreign languages offered. These languages are Latin La- tine, French, Francais, Spanish espanol, and German, Deutsch Life would not otter much ex- citement without languages.

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ln this, the age of atoms, satallites and missiles, we realize the need for science and math. Courses are offered from general math and science up through solid geometry, Trigonometry and physics, We are fortunate to have the equipment necessary for many things. Our chemistry room has everything from a glass tube to a bunsen burner. Biology students look forward to disecting ascarides, fish and frogs. The teachers urge outside projects for those es- pecially interested and talented. Students realizing their opportunities, willingly take part in these pro- jects. All these things work together to promote in- terest and knowledge in the science field. Mr. Anderson doing an experiment. Mr. Zaworski, Mr. Heyer and Mr. Leonard, talking over the aquarium. 8 Q fl? I af . iii Mr. Van Hooser pointing out the circulatory system on the manikin