San Marcos High School - Crown and Sceptre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Pfl ' ' ' I ' J ' Science Minds: Penetrated By Beams Of Knowledge The San Marcos Conservation Club is the most outstanding product of our Science Department this year. Their first big service project was the preparation and presentation of a Pollution Day on January 28th, the anniversary of the oil blowout in the Santa Barbara Channel. This special program made the ecology of our land the personal concern of each individual. New in the line of equipment is a laser purchased with money awarded this school by M.I.T. because of Terry Gibbs ' brilliance in the field of science. If done properly the whole F wing should go with us Mr. Kaiser sees eye to eye in almost anything 128

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! ■ 1 ' ' ■j o r 1 I7 Mathematics Prerequisite Planning For New Curriculum The Mathematics Department, though presently under oin grow- ing pains, promises scholastic greatness. I ' ew visible changes were made this year because the department is momentarily feeling its way. trying to sense what areas would be most beneficial if expanded. The effort is being made to update the curriculum in order to comply with the new graduation ret|uirements. An eventual outgrowth of the present plan- ning stage will be a course designed solely for the purpose of preparing students for scholastic achievement tests. Mr. GoJiir gives a valuable answer to a valid questn iKtW FT Afr. Donald Bennett M.A, Colorado State Mr. Vernon Cotter M.A. U. of Northern Iowa Mr. Richard Fairchild B.A. l C Berkeley- sA4 Mr. Ronald Godar MA. Seattle University Mr. Wayne Jurgensen M.S. University ' of Chicapo Mr. John Prebish M.Ed. UCI-A Mr. Marshall von Bieberstein M.S. Oklahoma State University 127

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Mr. James WKi MA. Cal Poly Mr. Robert Kaiser U.S. Oklah.imu A M .Mr. 1-elin Mil ' cr M.S. Ore ;on State I . Mr Charles Peters , , , M A. University of Northern Iowa