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

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Investigating the microscopic world, sophomore biology students participate in a laboratory session. Scientific World Explored Designing and executing their own projects, VHS science students combined knowledge and fun. Seniors in advanced biology conducted at least one project a quarter. The final products were exhibited in the annual science fair on March 14th. All grades participated in the event which was judged by engineers of area corporations. Two area corporations also served as hosts to Mr. Ziebarth's physics class. On February 19th, seniors journeyed to Honeywell and the 3M Company. Demonstrations and displays were viewed as part of National Engineer's Week. Evaluating a biology project at the annual science fair, the judge writes his critique. E. Larson: M.A. D. Dennison: M.S. C. Burlingame: C. Ziebarth: M.S. L. Miller: B.S. Chairman, Biology, M.S.; Science Science 9, Science 8,9, Chemistry, Advanced Biology Biology Physics Physical Science Science 9 23

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M. Hugill: B.A. Chairman Algebra 1,11 L. Barnes: B.S. Algebra I, Geometry D. Evans: M.S. Mathematics 7,8 V. Plctan: B.S. Mathematics 7, General Mathematics R. Prust: B.S. Mathematics 8, Applied Mathematics P. Redlinger: B.A. Geometry, Math Analysis The mathematics department provided learning experiences geared to the students needs, junior high classes studied basic mathematical skills and were introduced to new areas of studies such as base systems, percentages, and volumes. Freshmen and juniors who had decided to go on in math developed their algebraic skills while sophomores explored the field of geometry. Senior math students, despite adverse conditions such as breaking water pipes, delved into probability, trigonometry, and bits of calculus. Applied math provided a practical approach to everyday math. Mathematicians Tackled Theory Mrs. Pletan's lively class scrutinize the steps in solving a problem. With the wheels turning and the answers stirring, Andy Scholberg and Mr. Hugill confer about a solution.

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). Wysocki: B.A. M. Bannister: B.A. French II, III, IV. German I, II, III, IV. Language Barriers Broken Striving toward perfection, VHS language students utilized the language laboratory for individual study. The lab was open during free periods and supervised by student lab assistants. All French, German, and Spanish students were encouraged to attend the International Language Festival held at Harding High School in the spring. They earned play money by conversing in their foreign language and used it to purchase auctioned items. On the other side of the camera, yearbook photographer Mr. Bengston gives Miss Sobraske a whirl at the Sadie Hawkins' dance. 24 Relics of Mexico displayed by Mary Stolberg and jeff Froehle enliven the Spanish room atmosphere.