Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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X + 1=4 a ' + b ' = c ' r ' -r ' CO (0-0} = a Most people could figure out the first 2 equations without alot of trouble. The last 2 however, are a LITTLE more difficult. Thank goodness NHS has teachers like Mr. Steve Desper, Mr. Harold Christie, Mr. Ken Norman, and Miss Lucy Dundore to help the poor students decipher such problems! Among the courses they teach are: practical math, algebra 1 2, geometry, triganometry, and analytic geometry. 4. Mr- Christie shows students how to solve the Math problem. 5. Math teach- ers, first row; Mr. Christie, algebra, and general math; Miss Dundore, seventh grade math; Mr. Reahard, eighth grade math. Second row: Mr. Desper, geometry college math and algebra; Mr. Norman, eighth grade math and applied math;

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before E except after C, one of many rules! If you should walk into the li- brary sometime and find it crawl- ing with kids looking for novels you ' ll know it ' s got to be book re- port time in most of the English classes. Ever walk in and find kids sobbing in the corner because they can ' t find the topic they wanted for a term paper? You ' ve probably experienced that feeling yourself if you ' ve had junior English or ad- vanced composition. Boy, what would we do without English? I know what we couldn ' t do— write this paragraph for you to read! 1 1 jF 1 ;..; 1A . .; m -. f® J 1. Miss Landes ' class discusses a story they have read. 2. English teachers: Miss Arnold, English and developmental reading; Mrs. Clark, English and journalism; Mrs. Hunt, English; Mrs. Kitt, Jr. High English, Miss Durnbaugh, English and speech. Not shown: Miss Landes 3. Mrs. Hunt and her class talk about the assigned reading book, ANIMAL FARM. 28 English

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Department receives new books Along with the new books re- ceived this year in the science de- partment the students also re- ceived a few new smells in the halls from those great chemists trying out their new experiments. We also got some loud pops and bangs as they combined hydrogen and oxygen to form water vapor. Those industrious physics stu- dents (all five of them) were really busy learning those laws of force and movement. While the biology students were busy dissecting their frogs, worms and fetal pigs. How do they feel about getting to do this right after lunch? Fun! Fun! And we can ' t forget about all those 7 ' th and 8 ' th graders learn- ing the distance from the moon to the earth in light years and the way weatherfronts move across the country. It has been a busy year in the science department. m rflH 1 n 1 Hl H v Vj H ! V mm 1 i 1. Mr. Walker and Carol Dunnlgan check a mixture made in Biology. 2. The science teachers Mr. Reahard, Jr. high science and physics; Mr. Denari, advanced biology; Mr. Mast, Jr. high sciences and chemistry and Mr. Walker biology. 3. Diane Swart, Patty Plant, Nancy Lane, Julie Bell dissect their frog for biology class.