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

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of Science Mr. Linn helps explain a difficult problem. With hi usual ability. Mr. Pclcraon explained Testing their ability. Gerry Broulette and Sue Judd experiment. Kach science class was involved in a unique course. Physics. which was 50', experimentation anti reading was a college prep course. Chemistry dealt w ith lecture anti lab exercises w here results didn't always support know n facts. Freshmen classes found Avogadro's number by determining thickness of a molecule to a remarkable degree of accuracy. Biology highlighted the year by outside Held work during the spring with experimentation. Karth science classes learned many interesting facts about the composition of the earth. 27

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Exploring Mysteries MR. VAN WYK MR. LLANDER MR. PETERSON Studentsdiscover tl»r world of weights and measurements. Seven weeks of MR. VAN WVK's summer were spent at the University of Manitoba in Canada. He taught an interesting chemistry course which is required for all Manitoba teachers. He was also honored as one of the directors on the Minneapolis and Suburban Council of Chemistry. He was occupied during school as advisor of the Photo Club, yearbook, and the senior class. MR. ULANDER had the important job of teaching teenagers how to operate an automobile in a safe and conscientious manner. Ham radio communications were enjoyable for Mr. dander. Radio Club director. In addition, he was a senior class spon- While attending the Biological Science Curriculum Study of Special Materials at Southwest High in Minneapolis. MR. PETERSON acquired new ideas during the week long session last summer. Coaching the wrestling team throughout the year, he prepared the team for matches. His other activities included the Science Club, sophomore class sponsor, and junior high football coach. MR. Bl DDE maintained a busy schedule as advisor to the Science Club. Coaching the 7th grade basketball team was an inspiring experience, as was his involvement with the freshmen as class sponsor. MR. LINN taught earth science to the 8th graders and commenced his first year as a biology teacher. During the summer of 66, he attended the Earth Science Institute at the University of Iowa. Mr. I.inn also advised interested students in Science Club. 26 MR. Bl IM)K MH. LINN

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Math: Adding Mr. JuUrtid uw only ihr modem method while ii-ji'hinc (.had Miller. As in past years MR. DAI.E.N. Junior Advisor and Department Coordinator, had the difficult job of organizing tin Junior-Senior From and Banquet. Money for this memorable e ent was raised by magazines stiles. .Mr. Dalen was also responsible for junior class rings. MR. ROSS, throughout bis tliirtl year of teaching at Orono gave the students a firm understanding of math. This summer he attended Moorhead State Cad lege where he worked towards his master's degree. Receiving his master's degree last year. MR. SAMUELSO.N taught summer school at Wayzala for six weeks. As assistant wrestling coach, he helped the boys to get in shape for their matches. COACH BOYLAN attended a three day athletic clinic at Bemidji State College this summer. Coaching the A-squad Basketball Team and sponsoring the ninth grade class were among Mr. Boy Ian's activities. Much of MR. Jl I SHI I)'S time was spent coaching the Junior High Basketball Team toward victories. Attending an athletic clinic at Bemidji Slate College and leaching driver's education were Mr. Julsrud's main concerns this summer. MR. ROSS MR. BOVLAN MR. DALEN MR. SAMUELSON MR.JI LSRl I) 28