Scottsbluff High School - Bluff Yearbook (Scottsbluff, NE)

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INSTRUCTING STUDENTS IN Chemistry is Mr. Gary Clifton. He has taught in the Scottsbluff system for three years. Mr. Clifton holds a B.A. and M.S. degree and has done refresher work at Stanford University and Knox College. TEACHING BIOLOGY IS Mr. Frank Frailey. He holds 0 B.S. and M.S. degree, He is the head swimming coach at the high school and coaches track at the JunioriHigh. He has taught at the high school for three years. His hobby is sports. TEACHING ALGEBRA, REFRESHER Arithmetic and Physics is Mr. Loren Ireland. He has attended Scottsbluff College, the State University of South Dakota and the University of Colorado. He holds both a B.A. and M.N.S. degree. MR. HARRY DOWELL teaches Biology. He holds a B.S. and a M.S. degree. He has attended the Univer- sity of Colorado and has done refresher work at Kearney State College. Mr. Dowell coaches varsity basketball and iunior high track. His hobby is photog- raphy. T tt t 1.. is-sees-,..... .. ' 4

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Science Contributes to Student Agenda Students interested in science may choose from a variety ot courses. Biology is the only science course available to sophomores. Juniors may take Chemistry, Physics or Physical Science in addition to Biology. Upon receiving permission of the instructor, seniors may sign up for the Advanced Bi- ology course. Plants and animals are studied by Biology students. In the Advanced Biology course, students study the various functions of the body. ln Physics the laws and principles of the physical universe are taught. Chem- istry is the study of the composition and properties of substances. Physical Science is a general course in science covering Chemistry and Physics. BIOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY are subiects taught by Mr. Marion Riley He attended the University of Nebraska cmd Colorado State University and holds a B.S. and M.A. degree. Mr. Riley has taught in the Scottsbluff system for four years. STEVE REIN MAKES oxygen during a laboratory exercise in Chemistry while his lab partner Connie Copeland looks on. Laboratory work gives each student a chance to further his study of subiects taught in the classroom.

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Courses in math are very important to college-bound students. Those planning to go into engineering would be wise to take all the math offered. Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Refresher Math, Refresher Arithmetic, Advanced Math and an Intro- duction to College Math are available math courses. Advanced Math covers two special fields. These are Trigonometry and Analytical Geometry. The Introduction to College Math is mainly a review of the past four years of math. Students taking this course are usually able to meet the math requirement in their freshman year in college. Courses Include Moder MR, WAYNE BINFIELD teaches physical science. He has taught ' years at Scottsbluff in addition to four years at Crawford and seventeen at Alliance. Mr. Binfield attended the University of Nebraska and Hosting He coaches both track and cross country. I 1.. .7 -.1 fn, W 7,55--w,p5,5g,s3 .,,. .Q GEOMETRY, ALGEBRA AND an Introduction to College Mati- are subiects taught by Mr. Douglas Chappell. He has attended Scottsbluff College, the Universities of Wyoming and Nebraska and Oklahoma State University. Mr. Chappell holds a B.S. de- gree. I8 5-33, sg, I., , IOWA TESTS WERE given in October to the Junior Class This information teachers ore better able to advise the