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Eyes on your paper or in the basket it goes. Sheldom Johnson calmly dictates Any more questions about my married life. Michael West- during a test. lund enjoys curiosity. You mean you don't mix nitrogen with oxygen to make water? Bob Erickson is a little mixed up on his chemistry. Today's assignment includes, well let's just say it includes. Harold Schmitke prepares his class. Education 22
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My students would never let me live it down, if they could see me using this pen. A pen is not Louis Knoll's best friend. Math is unavoidable Mathematics is an area few people can completely avoid in their lifetime. To prepare students to meet the challenges of this field, VHS has assembled a strong Math Department to teach anything from simple alge- bra to programming an IBM computer. Sophomore algebra is handled by Mr. Stanaway. Miss Clausen and Mr. Stanaway, replacing the famous Francis Sevcik, enlighten and-or confuse the students of geometry. For those who desire more math, Mr. Doug Johnson and Mr. Knoll will gladly explain the theorms and identities of higher algebra. The highest plateaus of this VHS program are Senior math and computer pro- gramming, both taught by Mr. Knoll. 1970-'71 has the distinction of being the year that computer program- ming, plus a semester of probability, is added to the curriculum. Any student who takes these courses will leave VHS with an excellent mathematical background. Close your books for awhile, class, is one of Doug Johnson's famous sayings. Education 21
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Mr. Crucible I Still don't understand my Pastika! Sharon Osmundson is all mixed up. The name of the game is physics, but Bill Somero and Jeff Norsted don't think so. Mission: Impossible Science is always a popular department at VHS. This field is divided into Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Biology is the study of living organisms; plus the various laws of genetics, heredity, and evolution. Chemistry, under Mr. Pastika and Mr. Westlund, deals mainly with the structure, and properties of non-liv- ing matter. Inhaling freshly burnt sulfur, making min- iature explosions, watching the colorful chemical reac- tions, and later trying to figure out what was going on in the experiments keep the lab exercises interesting. Physics, guided by Mr. Somero, helps students learn about the physical properties of nature and how to work with them mathematically. The experiments and labs closely tie in with the lectures so that students can better comprehend the laws and formulas that make up physics. Education 23
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