North Eugene High School - Tartan Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Science department helps students. Biology deals with life and with living things and their relationship to each other as well as to their sur- roundings. Physics is concerned with the study of the physical world, the world of forces, energy, electricity and of the related laws and principles so basic to living with understanding and appreciation in a modern world. Chemistry deals with the study of basic natural laws that take place between two materials. Applied Science is de- signed for the student who wishes to increase his knowl- edge of the applications of the principles of science to our physical world. J. A. Kaspar Department head. B.A., ALA.. U. of Iouzz. Cfyemislry. Freeman Melsted kom. Playricr. Hard working chemistry students. N. Ed., P. of North Du- is--1 ,abs John Lighty BS.. U. 0fO.Bio1o,g3 61, l 1' A , Paul Bell Careful! I Sue Deyo and Mr. Lighty. OSC MS U' of O Bw

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Wendall Hall Department bead. B.A., lWillarn- ette, Geometry, calculus. A1Gub1-ud Hard working Mr. Bell. M.S., Syracafe. Algebra, biology. Many mathematics courses offered. M s Dennis Davis B.S.. Southern Oregon College. Adranterl znatb I, bane fnatb. .3 -. age Q a H, 9 i 1 8 The students were offered a variety of math courses from basic to calculus. Basic and inter- mediate maths improve the students understand- ing of arithmetic. Algebra teaches a student to broaden his concept of the nature of math. Geo- metry is to develop ability to think critically topics related to points and lines. Advanced math 2 is a continuous study of algebra but at a more advanced level. Calculus and analytriecil geometry include topics in differential and integral calculus plus necessary topics from analytic geometry. james Snow B.A., Carleton College M.A.. Colorado State. Advanced matb II. alge bra. NDN Inghard Gjovaag BA., U. of O, Advanced math I, advanced general rnatb, algebra. S fl . li Q ,fw.,,,.4 George Krupicka B. Eel., BS., U. of O. Geometry intermediate rnatb. Richard Bach B.S., U. of O. Conramerf rnatb geometry.

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English students study Macbeth. Mrs. Nancy Samson BS., U. of O. Englisfla, rally. if ts .X iff. Miss Wilma Jacobson Department head, BS., M. Ed. U. of O. English. Wilfred Arneson BA., Denver Unizferrity. MA.. Michigan Stare U. Englitb. Miss June Denison BS.. U. of Minna' MS.. U. of O. Erzglifh. 65 a 1 . - fp .ii I 20 'iq Mrs. Katie Hull B. Ed., U. of O. Englnb. Macbeth, The Pearl, and other great Works were studied this year by English students. English courses teach students appreciation of English and American literature plus the basic fundamentals of the English language. All students are put in classes according to their capacity and previous testing. Classes start at basic and continue to college preparatory honors. Miss Bonnie Brunken Mrs. Jane Lindberg B.S., Brigham Young. BA.. U. of O. Erlgfiflo. Englith. William Payne A.B., Indiana Slate Teachers Col Engliyly, joarrzalifm, newfwriting .gf ' QQ Fil.. ' if-Zi . :IH