Orono High School - Spartan / Orion Yearbook (Long Lake, MN)

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Light, sound, and heat were only a few of the topics studied by Mr. Ulander's physics students during the year. Experiments were the main point of excitement as students had a chance to apply their knowledge. Shown at the right, the class is also applying their knowledge”--to tests. and a new curriculum CURRICULUM Seventh--General Science Eighth--General Science Ninth--General Science Tenth--Biology Eleventh--Chemistry Twelfth--Chemistry, Physics 19

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Faith and Pam study a candle in chemistry. New rooms. . New equipment. . . If you were looking at a candle, could you relate fifty-eight facts about it? This is only one of the problems that confronted chemistry students this year. This year the chemistry program has been changed with new books and more laboratory work. The biology classes have made use of the new skeleton and the new rooms. This year there were more classes of biology than have existed before in the school. 18

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T — Social department was This year basic curriculum changes strengthenedOrono's Social Studies Department. Western Hemisphere geography was presented by Mr. Goslin and Mr. Samuelson and Eastern Hemisphere geography by Mr. Jensen in the eighth grade. A greater emphasis was placed on American history as of this year. In the ninth grade Mr. Borgert and Mr. Samuelson taught United States history through 1877 with American government stressed. 20