Platteview High School - Trojan Yearbook (Platteview, NE)

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 Mathematics Department Mr. Wollenburg received his Bachelor Degree in Science and Education at Peru State Teachers College. He teaches Tri- gonometry, Advanced Algebra, Geometry, General Math, and EighthGradeMath.Mr. Wollenburg has been teaching at Platteview for three years. Before coming to Platteview he taught at Weeping Water for three years. Mr. Blake has been a teacher here at Platteview for two years. He received his Bachelor Degree at Peru State Teachers College. The classes he teaches are Seventh Grade Math, Eight Grade Math, Nine Algebra, and General Business. Below, Mr. Blake explains angles toCarol Krajicek, Debbie Krapp, and Ricky Tomes. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SPRINGFIELD MONITOR AND PAPILLION TIMES

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Jane Brunning, Cheryl Haecke, and Ann Schreiber appear to be indulging in a favorite pastime —eating. They are testing the taste of a dish they have prepared during a session of the ninth grade Home Ec class ° During this class Elaine Ruffcorne and MarySedlacek were the chief cooks and now Diane Becker must take her turn at being the chief bottle washer. Home Economics Department Mrs. Laverna Sayer is the instructor for the Home Economics classes and Seventh Grade Science and Ninth Grade Health. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from Peru State College. She enjoys teaching all of her Home Economics classes but admits that Seventh Grade Science is the hardest to teach. In her opinion an ideal student would be one who is able to take instructions, also be fully co-operative and sincerely interested in his work. She has a distaste for students who are late with their assignments, and people who talk just for the sake of talking with nothing important to say. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY GEORGE HAGE SONS

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Science Department Mr. Lalley received his Bachelor in Arts at the University of South Dakota. He has been teaching at Platteview for two years. The classes he teaches are Physics, Biology, and Eighth Grade Science. He enjoys teaching all these classes. Mr. Lalley has spent a great deal of his time going to school. He attended Creighton University for two years, Augustana, South Dakota for one year. University of Nebraska for one year, and University of South Dakota for two years. The earth is populated by millions of different types of living creatures. Each has its own way of living, but all share the only known kind of structural and chemical organization that means being alive. Viruses, bacteria, life in the plant kingdom, the world of animals and man are forms of life; and these forms of life have a common basic structure. Studying the reproduction and development in lowerer plants, the diversity among animals, and the patterns of heredity in humans all add up to a tetter understanding of the balance between nature and man. (Physics is also included here because of the non-living specimens of matter that exist in the atmosphere.) The science courses are designed especially for the young mind to acquire a tetter understanding of himself and his environment. Mr. L at ley is pictured above working on an experiment. Bonnie Nolte and Duane Richardson disect a fish. 12 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PAPILLION OIL AND ELECTRIC COMPANY