Newport High School - Accolade Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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Calculators added for new dimension Calculate the number of times you have had problems with your math. Quite a few times, right? The Math Department would like to change this. One helpful continuation was the Math Center that was relocated in the 200 Wing. The Math Center was staffed by Mr. Bill Mac- Kenney, who spends his time helping math students with questions and difficult problems. A computer terminal was added in the Business Wing, which was used by the Math Department to teach calculus students the concepts of computer programming. Mr. Earle Smith said, We are trying to work our math program into something relating to programming comput- ers. A course in programming is being considered by the math teach- ers for the furtue. A set of class calculators was also added for the department. Calcu- lators are almost as inexpensive as books, commented Mr. Smith. The staff urged students to get into calculators as much as possible since they make learning much easier. l. Mr. Jim Schulz, the newest addition to the Math Department, laughs at a comment made by one of his Algebra l students. 2. While working in his office, Mr. Earle Smith is startled by the unexpected visit from the cameraman. 3. Pausing from his daily routine of assisting students, Mr. Bill MacKenney looks up to greet visitors to the Math Center. 4. Mr. Davis Vail, Camp Skills chairperson, checks over test papers for one of his Al- gebra 3 classes. 5. Mr. Dick Singletary chats with ease in the Math office, while on his lunchbreak, with a confused student. Mike Mainarich Art Mallonee Robert Mathiesen Matt Mattson Lisa Maybee Mike McAllister Rob McAuliffe Roxanna McCale Mary McCarthy Tom McCarthy Mike McCormick Sue McFarland Cynthia McLellan Eric McNamara Dennis McOmber Colleen McShane Pat McSorley Kevin McQuilkln Melanie Meadows Stuart Melby Andy Miller David Miller Gwen Miller Bill Mimbu l i T P . s ,A g. 34 I . fs 51 .. fi Z . ' Af use 4 A A X - 1 . 5, 5 My sz . f A ifllgs A f 36

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9. gn 1. ' .,, P' , l , , , 4 ' 5 , sv . , H Barbara Koenig W Terry Kornell 5 ln I A .4 , 13 , I ' if. . l. , Jean Kosanke Evi Kosenkranius s i 4 11.11. Is fx , . Cynthia Koval ' ' ' Steve Kroeger ll V ' l.l -A C. If Mark Kuenster Tim Kusumi Gym helps develop skill along with fun Developing skills, doing your own thing, and having fun seemed to be the maior concerns of the P.E. Department. Physical Education was an individual type of experience, geared for both the super athlete and the person who takes the course because he is required to. Our primary obiective was for self-enioyment, commented Ms. Kathy Hutton. The department was always trying to fulfill the wishes of the student body by offering classes that the maiority requested. Gymnasium Speedball, a new course taught this year, had something unique to offer. This sport, which is usually played outdoors, has now been modified to accommodate the size of the Gym. As far as we know the idea of using the Gym originated here at Newport, re- ported Mr. Bill Bloomer. l. Home run hitter, Senior Robin Osmundson, takes a swing at the ball before engaging in a game of baseball. 2. Sophomore John Rogers leisurely runs the track while warming up for his P.E. class. 3. Julie Webb, sophomore, an A-I pitcher, tosses the ball to one af her teammates dur- ing a practice game. nd ,mc Karen Lange John Larsen Janis LeBoss Cell Leggett Mark Lerchenmueller Kevin Leverenz Mary Levy Richard Loman Paul Luchmo Janet MacLean Lynn Maclin Cathy Maes 35

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