Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

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Mr. Harold Schmitke points out biological chemicals The birds are coming' wisecracks Mr Shel- don Johnson, biologv teacher Knowledge. . . 14

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Would a light in the projector help. Mr Sevcik Mr Row bottom seems amazed by some of the grades in his gradebook. Displaying proper posture for using an over- head projector. Mr. James Row bottom makes up a problem to demonstrate a basic tool of the math department. To Solve Problems 13 A triangle is a square that didn t make it explains Mr Knoll to Bill Sipola

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 iiinm How do I draw that? Mr Phillip Kaneas looks sideways at student who professes lx1 lief in flying saucers. . . .The Discovery of Ignorance With the tinkle of test tubes, the study of living matter and energy, and the study of living things, one observes science in action. Physics, the study of energy, involved much work, at home and in the classroom. It entails ex- periments in which you may try to weigh a small cube of sugar by displacement. Chemistry, is tinkering with chemicals and ele- ments. This also has its problems and rewards. One may have trouble trying to learn the abbreviations for countless chemicals. All sophomores obtain some knowlegde of the Theory of Evolution and well known scientists when they study biology. They also study micro- organisms through the microscopes. For several days a year they also dissect small animals. Any questions?’ asks Mr William Somero, physics teacher. 15