Prairie Du Chien High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Prairie Du Chien, WI)

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Freshmen See World In History World History is a required course for the freshmen, and is taught by Mr. Quamme(BELOW) and Mr. Riebe.(LEFT) B. Check(FAR LEFT) knows something Mr. Quamme doesn't know! Some of Mr. Riebe’s students follow along on one of the many worksheets they are given throughout the year. Generally, Science Is Fun Mr. Lane(ABOVE LEFT) lectures to the freshmen in one of his general science classes. Many of the students enjoy doing such activities as experiments.(ABOVE) and seeing films,(left) as Mr. Lane wonders who took his film projector again! Freshmnn Academics 1 9

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Math: Its Days Are Numbered Freshman Homeroom 4 ROW 1: E. Wachuta. B. Sheckler. J. Ries. R. Osterhaus. R. Sellers. ROW 2: D. Shihata. G. Sprosty. G. Soghanalian. M. Schissel. V. Sawvell. K. Rube. C. Sawvell. B. Schissel. D. Reed. ROW 3: G. Sawa, B. Reilly. C. Shedivy. ROW 4: B. Seymour. D. Slama. R. Stark. L. Pedretti. D. Schauf. T Sheckler. M. Polodna. C. Shulka. L. O'Brien. C. Shipley. S. Peloch. A. Pitzer. 18 C. Koening and T. Weir compare answers in Algebra I. Math has always been a course that the students have come to love, nearly as much as the teachers.(CENTER) Mr. Gilbertson. Mr. Kasey. and Mr. Lane teach the freshman math courses. Here we see them engaging in one of their favorite pastimes, wisely putting their knowledge of numbers to use. while one of their classes(BOTTOM) waits expectantly. Freshman Academics

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Freshmen Are Active In G.A.A. The freshmen involved in G.A.A. include: ROW 1: C Koening. T. Sawvell. C. Brandt. J. Kramer. S. Childs. B. Achenbach. M. Lawson. ROW 2: K. Rabe, J. Koresh. A. Wisnefsky. D. Schauf, L. Pedretti. N. Boldt. J. Duve. P. Yeomens. J. Huebsch. ROW 3: M. Schissel. D. Hoffland, T. Weir. J. Mikkelson, C. Weber. P. Waller. T. Sheckler. C. Shipley. ROW 4: G. Stubbe. J. Murphy. M. Polodna. P. Lechnir. M. Campbell. L. Obmascher. B. Bebow. ROW 5: D. McCoy. D. Duerst, D. Geisler, L. Stram. L. Stram. T. Tippery. K. Miller. ROW 6: S. Vuillemot. S. Steiner. R. Check. A. Pitzer. P. Johnson. A. Moris. L. Kapinus. (BELOW) L. Stram pysches up for a strike! Est Graecus Mihi! “It's Greek to me! thought many freshmen after their first day of Latin I class. Yet. they soon discovered it wasn’t as hopeless as they had thought. Some students work diligently on some tough translations.(RIGHT) Mr. Frommelt,(FAR RIGHT) who teaches Latin I. II. and III. explains that translation comes only after many weeks of drilling on structure and vocabulary. Certainly one of the highlights of the year for Latin students comes when they are given the opportunity to enjoy delicacies relished by the Romans thousands of years ago. Pork brains, anyone? 20 - Freshman Academics