Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Fithian, IL)

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JULIA COMINCORF Indiana State University, A. B. Biology, Spanish. SCIENCE JOHN BAILS Eastern Illinois University, B.S. Chemistry, Physics Mr. Bails's chemistry classes learn by experimentation. Here Ken Baker checks the balancing scale while Mr. Bails, Paul Hays, Merrell Shipman and Keith Goble look on. SCIENTISTS + IDEAS —► PROGRESS Jerry Leverenz, Jack Ray, Patti Lee, and Linda Miller make a slide in second hour biology. Working with her students at the board helps Mrs. Com ingore find one's individual problems in Spanish I. Mr. Bails’s physics class experiments with the laws of motion. The students in Mr. Bails's second hour chemistry class are working hard?? to raise their averages. 13

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MARGARET MAMOUN South Dakota Univer sity and University of Illinois, B.S. Geometry, Algebra n. isIbisector of Ib AX + BX + C = MATH IS A CHALLENGE TO ALL. LOWELL FLENER Southern Illinois University and University of Illinois, B.S. Algebra, Trig. Mrs. Mamoun shows Larry Turner how to work a geometry problem correctly on the board. Mr. Flener finds that aiding an individual person promotes a better understanding of algebra. Here we see Mr. Flener helping Merle Miller with a problem. O 3 2 6=? Terry Czajkowski, Ray Kanzleiter, and Alan Dysert show Mr. Flener their skills in Algebra I. Steve Terry, Gery Brown, Gerry Goble, and Roy Brown work with geometric angles as Mrs. Mamoun looks on. 12

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JANICE SCHWARTZ B.S., Eastern Illinois University English I, Drama Coach Mrs. Schwartz's English I classes are always interesting. Here you can see an example of this in an old fashioned spelling bee. LANGUAGE NORMAN KOHLENBERGER B.A., Southern Illinois University English IV, Rhetoric, Freshman Basketball Coach The rhetoric classes always seem to go fast due to the fact that Mr. Kohlenberger has a great sense of humor. When one walks into an American Literature class, it is hard to tell what interesting discussions he will take part in. IN