Riverdale High School - Rambler Yearbook (Port Byron, IL)

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A CALCULA TED SITUA T10 One of the new developments in math is the widespread use of calculators. You see many different kinds, from the ten dollar kind to the most expensive ones. The calculators are used because in order to use them you still have to know the formula. In the Math department at Riverdale there were three instructors, Mr. Parker who taught Algebra and Math II, Mr. Oltman who taught Pre. Algebra, Geometry, and Senior Math, and Mrs. Tadlock who taught Metrics and Trigonometry. Mrs. Tadlock was badly missed during her two week stay at the hospital. A variety of substitutes led to mixed-up assignments and other bewilderments. TOP LEFT: Mr. Oltman. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Tadlock and Denise Anderson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sue Feddersen, Mr. Parker and Jill Bump.

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FROMA IMALS TOCHEMICALS Uri? ,,,, I I ' Anja, ' ' One of the new additions to the Riverdale faculty this year is Mr. Krahe. He can usually be found in the biology room amongst all the living plants and animals. C3 gerbils, 3 salamanders, 2 mice, 56 swordtails, l neon, 4 alge eaters, 12 minnows, 9 dozen snails, and l crayfishj that were brought in by the students. Mr. Krahe said that he used these surroundings to create a fun place to learn, so that the students would want to come to class. Mr. Mills, who can be found in the chemistry room, amongst all his chemicals, calculators, and experimental apparatus is always busy with a student or doing something for his upcoming Chemistry, Physics, or General Science classes. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Gerbil. TOP RIGHT: Rod Forsythe, Mr. Mills and Lori Mclntire. BOTTOM LEFT: Julie Lancaster. BOTTOM RIGHT: Marlana Dopler. Mr. Krahe. M K it