Salina South High School - Preener Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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Multi-interests Piqued in 300 pod From the 300 pod, potential re- search scientists, doctors, nuclear physicists, and chemists emerged, for biology, physics and chemistry were offered there. Future math- ematics teachers, engineers, com- puter programmers and translators studied algebra, geometry, trigo- nometry, calculus and the lan- guages, Latin, French, Spanish, and German. Students of German and Spanish practiced conversation, French stu- dents presented a skit to elementary classes and Latin learners competed in the Olympics at Salina Central, March 18. Walking through the pod, persons detected the odors of formaldehyde and sulphuric acid in the closed classes. In the open areas, the click- clicks of calculator buttons attested to contemporary approaches to arithmetical problems. Investigations initiated in the 300 pod may culminate in significant discoveries and improved interna- tional relationships. l. Heading for their cars, Mr. Lewis Koll- hoff and Mr. Gregg Gordon fdrivers educa- tionj anticipate another hour of thrills and chills. 2. Mrs. Leigh Pates CGerman I, Il and IIIJ converses with her students gg Deutsch. 3. Mr. John Bastin QBiology I, gen- eral sciencej explains the relationship be- tween exercise and a good cardio-vascular system. 4. Recipient of a Fullbright Grant, Ms. Ann Flattery fLatin-I, II and IIIJ shares events of her summer in Italy.

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aff +5 f LXXW M I-vnu-sul-e-mv-Y--N'Rf Y' 1 jteexweu ...fs kg A ,f- 1. Mr. Marvin Cossaart fAlgebra I, plane and solid geometryj seems to find his test a chuckling matter. 2. In addition to teaching, Mr. Don Larson CAlgebra I, plane and solid geometryj stocks the candy and gumball machines. 3. Mrs. Nancy Wachholz Qplane geometry, college mathj takes a quick breather before class. 4. Combining efforts, Mr. Kevin Waite fgeneral science, chemis- tryj and Mr. Dee Widler fgeneral science, physicsj demonstrate their knowledge of gyrophysics. 5. A quick revision in his lesson plan and Mr. Art Schwiethale Cgeneral math, plane geometry, Algebra IU is ready for the day. 6. Teaching and serving as ath- letic coordinator requires an expanded work load of Mr. Ermal Rasmusson fAlgebra II, Algebra II-Trigonometryj. 7. Often re- ferred to as Bio Ken, Mr. Ken Miller fBiology I, IIJ shows off his lizards to his daughter, Sharri. 8. First year teacher, Mr. David Butler fgeneral math, Algebra l, IIJ, also coaches sophomore football and fresh- man basketball. 9. Mr. Jack Sharp Caero- space, Biology I, earth science, physiologyj explains how the DNA strands divide. l0. Tomorrow's Drivers are taught by Mr. Gene Meier fdriver's educationl.