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Above — Senior Don Tatalovich dis- sects a cat in advanced Biology class. Above Right — Freshman Donna War- ren writes an algebraic equasion on the board. Right — Sharon Ondo, junior, takes a break from the math book. Math courses 28
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accent culture Art classes, which are offer- ed on the junior high and high school level, study a variety of techniques. Painting, chalk drawings, weaving, sculpturing, sketching, abstracts and other related arts are studied in the course. Both the junior and se- nior high classrooms are lo- cated in the RF Roundhouse. The basis of the Humanities course is the “molding of uni- versal-jointed minds, flexible minds, capable of feeling their way into the minds of other people . . , This course is team-taught and is divided into two main areas: music, art, architecture and literature, philosophy from classical Greeks to modern times. Right — Cindy Thomas skecthes an art assignment. 27
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offerings vary Mathematics is a required subject for all ju- nior high and freshman students. Courses of- fered during the ’69-’70 school year included general math, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry and Math Analysis. Mr. Leo Am- stutz is chairman of the department. Business courses for the ’69-70 year featured typing, Shorthand, Records, Bookkeeping, Sales- manship, Retailing, General Business, Business Math, Business English, Clerical Laboratory, Secretarial Laboratory, and Business Machines. Mrs. Langley is the head of the department. Heading the science department is Mr. Earl Studtman. Courses offered were Advanced Bi- ology, Biology, Biophysical Science, Chemistry I and II, Conservation, General Science and Physics.
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