Saint Anthony Village High School - Villager Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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E. LARSON: M.A.; Chairman: Chemistry; Science 9: Driver Education. L. ANDERSON: B.S.: Science 8.9: Driver Education. C. BURLINGAME: M.S; Science 7; Biology; Driver Education. D. DENNISON: M.S. Biology: Advanced Biology. G. ZIEBARTH: M.S. Science 9; Physical Science; Physics. Science Unfolds New Discoveries Deep in thought. Cindy Rickcti and Dan Scholberg search for an swers to their science questions. When Advanced Biology becomes difficult. Kim Salamon asks for help from Mr. Dennison. 23

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The environment of the biology room makes it easier for the students to absorb their material. Experiments Aid Understanding With the ever expanding scope of modern science, the future citizens of our country must be prepared to live with some degree of understanding of the world about them. Working toward this goal, the science department presented the students with as many opportunities to experiment on their own. An excellent opportunity for students to experiment on their own and to exhibit their discoveries was the annual science fair. Any pupil was eligible to enter a project in the field of biology, earth science, chemistry, or physics. The projects were judged by a team of judges and awarded blue, red, or white ribbons. A top project was also picked from both the junior and senior high divisions and awarded a gold ribbon. This year's grand champions were Linda Seaquisl and Bruce Johnson. Producing their own results is stressed in this experiment being done by Andy Yurista and Mike Volna. 22

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J. BULLOCK: M S.: Chairman: Phy. Ed.: Health. J. BRITZ: B.S.; Phy. Ed.; Health. Physical Ed. Program Aids Physical Fitness After the locker clean-out. Mr. Ruff and Mr. Bullock round up the padlocks. By using diagrams. Miss Britz finds it easier to explain the fundamentals of golf. 24