Norwayne High School - Norview Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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Above we see Mr Yablonskl explammg a more 1ntr1cate problem 1n Advanced Algebra whrle to the rrght we fmd Mrs Drushal helpmg a class ln begmnmg Algebra Preparmg for the busmess world requlres such courses as Typlno Shorthand Office Practlce Bookkeeplno General Busmess and Commercral Law The Commerclal Course IS a very popular one especlally for the glrls Mr Allen and Mlss Gers tenslager ably handle these subjects jlgufej .X4 J Z?l45lI'l055 We have a wlde mathematlcs freld wlth excellent teachers Mrs Drushal and Mr Yablonskr The courses offered are from General Math and Alge bra for the Freshmen through Plane and Solld Geometry Advanced Algebra to Semor Math and Trrgonometry for the Semors MISS Gerstenslager above IS g1VlI'lg a speed test to one of the four typm classes At let Kay Boyes practxces ln operatlng some of the various kmds of offlce equrpment

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Qlzafnlng roceu We learn by readlng dO1Dg observlng hstenmg and experlmentln Our a1m IS to lmprove mentally physlcally, and soclally Health IS a one semester course requlred of all SCHIOFS By use of a mlmature skeleton, Mr Mc the human anatomy Our Lan uaffe Department offers four years of En l1sh two years each of Latm and Speech, and newly added th1s year IS French These courses offer a ulde varlety of work mcludmg the study of grammar vocabulary, spelllng hterature, and oral and ysr1tten composltlon Isn't thls a good lookmg troup of acrobats7 Thls IS a dlsplay of just one of the skllls taught ln phys 1cal educatlon classes by Miss SYTIOS Knowledge of our country and 1ts govern ment and of the world 1S lmportant rn our yet age We study World Hlstory, Amer 1can Hlstory, and Amerlcan Government Mr Barger uses the map to polnt out vlt al areas where hlstory IS belng made jim ' . , . 7 . , . . , 5- ' , Nutt teaches ,lim Long and Jim Keltz more about g c g , , , 0 5 . 7 ' 40

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Some of the Biology students worked all summer to collect for these outstandln displays of butter flies Jim Sykes Larry Cordon Mary Werstler .loyce Rugh and Beverly Aukerman compare col lection above At top rzght Carolyn Osborne Mr McCoy Les ter Beyeler and John Gasser watch as Terri Rhoads tests a homemade but effective telescope At bottom right an lnterestlng experiment 1n phys 1cs holds the attention of Ronnie Casser David Mc Coy Phil Dyck Phyllis Ramsier and Mr McCoy we jiefcl Sience Our Science Department is headed by Mr. McCoy and Mr. Swarts. The boys are right in their ele- ment here but the girls find the experiments just as interesting, and everyone enjoys learning. More equipment for the laboratory was purchased this year so that more and more experiments can be conducted. Zoology is also a new course. Don't be surprised at anything you might see in the pickling jars. Mr Swarts in white coat lNeIson Nichols and Bob Fankhauser 1n rubber aprons are all prepared to operate In spite of the odors that some times emrnate from the lab Chemistry IS definitely not a dead subject