North Scott High School - Silver Shield Yearbook (Eldridge, IA)

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26 ACADEMICS ln the computer lab, an Apple ll program Flqunnq out grades, Mrs. Belly Kube anticipates a new semester. Chduermes My Galen Howsdre and Mrs! julie Graham. 5 ,,,,.iai' ll azb and a is Mrs, Cindy Miller, Then ln: Algebra. mr. voelkel was excellent at presenting his math course and was very helpful and available for questions. marilyn felclpausch enqler 69

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Mr. Rwlc Moeller prepares a worm for surgery as Mr. Rod Vanclerheiden observes. hump. 'NN-1 Q N sv K if e it ...wi 1- - ' ' i liked mr. brown because he accepted me as a person. linda jo miller douglas 75 r.L. xx sn A W- ., A W .n-Y....t..., W HUFQAN VHY5lOLOC1 V Q. , l 4 9' NSY' Q. we--s--- X 'V K x -:J ' ! 'D Xx fl - fx l l I , ,. ..- J fn f 157' Z l 'V V , ,QW Pokmq lun at their friend is Mr. Mike Brown and le-ff Newmeisler. SCIENCE 25

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Taking time out ot a grueling day, Mr. Ron Brown smiles. lm, .. M .,.. Studying the problem, Mr. Bob Voelkel recognizes his error. NX apples ripen The excitement ot computers seemed to pre- val over the North Scott math department this year. lnquisitive students could be found testing their newly-learned skills on the new Apple ll's. Both Algebra and Computer Programming stu- dents swarmed into the recently created com- puter lab. Mr. Galen Howsare, dept. head, and Mrs. lulie Graham authored l'Computer Activities, Algebra and Trigonometry Structure and Meth- od Book , a textbook tor Algebra classes pub- lished by I-loughtonfMittlin Co. They also in- structed computer courses available to interest- ed teachers once a week during a academic year. Mrs. Cindy Miller joined the math depart- ment this year, along with many more interested students expanding our math program and their math background. An eye-opener for a few advanced students was early-morning Calculus taught by Mr. Rob- ert Voelkel, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri- days all school year. MATH 27