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Mind The school year started with many Math and Science classes being held in a new addition to our campus, the East Wing. During the week of inser- vice, the teachers began the moving process. They moved all their equipment and supplies into the new classrooms, along with the new supplies. There was a new room for each of the teachers, with Mr. Armstrong teaching Calculus l and ll, Trigonometry and Algebra I and llg Mr. Hale teaching Geometry, Composite Math, and Algebra l and ll and Mr. Shipman teaching Algebra, Geometry and Physics l and Il. Mr. Peak joined the staff this year to teach Composite Math as well as Biology. There was also a new computer room in the new wing, along with the new science facilities. The change was very different, especially for the long-termed teachers, but they all admitted it was a very nice change. 1. Kevin Kopp wishes he'd stayed home another day, while making up a test. 2. Mr. Shipman tries to teach his Physics class the i'Theory of the Blackboard. 3, Mr. Armstrong seems to give up hope for Kay Holliday and the rest of his Algebra ll class, 52 Math G
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Something To Remember US. Byg Practice Makes Perfect 1. Kathy, Brett, Wade, and Micki make an individual assignment a group project. 2. French l is a complicated subject to some students. Mrs, Cochran takes time to explain, 3. Espanol students take a break from their classwork to say, Como Esta Ustedl' lHow are you?l 4. Mr. McAntire's 5th hour Jr. History class works hard while Sylvia takes TIME OUT for a picture. 5. Mrs. Legako, the Sr. History and Goverment teacher, lectures to the camera! Q ,MWMW ?...........W Foreign LanguagefHistory 51
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Gver Matter .1133 T ' The new science facilities were a great improvement this year. There was a new Chemistry Lab for Mr. Miller and his Chemistry l and ll classes, and each of the other Science and Biology classes. Ms. Lacy taught Biology as well as another new addition to the facul- ty, Mrs. Hamm. Ms. Hayes taught General Science, and Mr. Water- bury taught Biology l and ll, as well as helping with instructing students on the new computers. The new wing and new facilities became a very big help to the education of the students in the Math and Science departments. 1. The camera seems to be the only one paying attention to Mr. Waterbury during his Biology l class. 2. Mrs. Wolfe looks frustrated while substituting for Mrs. Hamm. 3. Help! 4. Mrs. Hamm laughing along with her class. '.'f .1557 A K trams. ' 1 A, Science 53
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