Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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ihe Needs of ihe Individual Mr. Lowell Larson B.A., Carlelon College: lvl.A., U. oi Chicago Social Problems Aurean Adviser Mr. James Sheehan B.S., Winona Slaiez MS., Winona Stale Social Problems ln psychology, eleclric shocks are run lhrough sludenls lo con- dilion lhem for iurlher psycho- logical sludies. Personalily inven- iory is being used for lhe pur- pose of underslanding how psy- chologisls form lheir lesis. This year a curriculum revision in lhe special educalion deparl- menl was made possible by The addilion oi a second slaii mem- ber. A new curriculum was de- veloped by a iacully wriling leam during lhe pasl summer. Those sludenls involved in The program selecl lhree subiecls from olher deparlmenls. Wilh classes held lo a minimum, lhe goal is lo help each sludenl' progress so lhal he will be pur- posefully employed upon gradua- lion from Richfield l-ligh. Mr. Richard Maas B.S., lvlanlcalo Siaie Social Problems Deparlmenl' Chairman, Senior Class Adviser Gymnasiics Coach, QD, X so Xanax Mr. Lowell El: B.A., Guslavus Adolphus College Special Educalion Miss Vi Parsons B.S., Universily ol lvlinnesola Special Educaiion '2-'vb ,fa 5,449 O ip Q2-wet Was? is

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Special Eduealion Emphasizes ii Miss Doris Franlt BA., Dalcola Wesleyan Social Problems Senior Class Adviser I if Mr. James Carlson B.S., U. of N. Dakofa: MA., U. of M. Geography and World Affairs Sophomore Class Adviser, lnlramural Baslnelball Coach Wsmw Jim Anderson is hard al work doing his assignmenl in class. fs M Ili O -A- A 86 il: if I is fi or .... -s - JA me e-10 Mr. Ernesl 'Komalar ' B.S., Universily of Minnesola ioifl li'Ob:eml5,+, C l Deedra Ramaker. an RHS sludenl, observes lhis map in her social prob- U 'oiwsua Ismcl Oordmalor encounlers The whole world as she lerns class.

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Mr. Eugene A. Campbell B.A., Augsburgg U. oi N. Hampshire Plane GeomeTry, Advanced Algebra Junior Class Adviser Laura SToTesbery is Trying hard To sTay awalce in maTh class. Geomeirg, Algebra, and Trig. Mr. Lee Covad' B.A., lvlacalesierq M.S., Soulhern lll. U. Secondary lvlaTh, Solid GeomeTry and Trig- onomeTry Junior Class Adviser Mr. STanley DeFreese B.S., Manl4aTo STaTe7 lvl.A., U. of lowa GeorneTry, Advanced Algebra AssisTanT To Musical The maThemaTics deparTmenT This year is experiencing a big change, since The solid geomeTry and TrigonomeTry sTudenTs are using compuTers To aid Them in under-sTanding. The compuTers are Taking The place oT pencils Tor The sTudenTs and The Teachers have Tound ThaT Their sTudenTs have ad- iusTed guiTe well To This new maThemaTical approach. One OT The reasons Tor Trying a compuTer- Type learning program is ThaT Tor The many sTudenTs who will pursue a maThemaTical proiession where compuTers are used, iT will be eas- ier Tor Them To learn il They have already had some experience in This area. ln The advanced algebra and plane geomeTry c l a s s e s, SMSG maTh is conTinually used. Mr. HuberT Hanson B.A., Augsburg College Plane 6eomeTry, Advanced Algebra