Sheboygan Falls High School - Pangissin Yearbook (Sheboygan Falls, WI)

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jf v All the science classes are going to try to spend some time talking about the pollution problems. I would v like each of you to begin some kind of research or project dealing with this current problem. To me it seems like one of those physics problems that is so simple, it's hard. Are you sure we all did the same experiment? Caution, driving maybe quite hazardous to your health.. . all the more im- portant to take notes in Mr. Berceau's driver education classes. ience math science math science math science math science math science mat. - BSCS Biology, ., Drivers Ed. Ecology Club RK MADER - Biology, Senior Science. Advisor: Freshman Class, Weight-lifting, Ecology Club, Assistant Track Coach, Sophomore Football Coach LaRON MISCHOCK - Chemistry, General Science, Aviation Advisor: Photo Club, Aviation Club 16

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 We are planning to put the english department on a more elective basis next year. This will provide a broader selection range for students. Sometimes you will pick up a lot of the pronunciation of a foreign language just by listening to someone speak it every day of the week. The use of visual aids such as filmstrips and movies help me give the student a variety of learning experiences. Almost 95% of our daily communications are those of a nonverbal nature. Much can be gained if we are aware of this in our everyday con- tact with other people. It seems it is possible to say anything in any number of languages if you use enough words or images, but' there's rarely time; the natural course is for a culture to exploit its media biases. t time; the » V I ' . v iV english Spanish german english Spanish german english spanish rrritfnepg|is s(; HERI RAY - Advisor: Debate YLE SEIDER - German. Advisor: Senior Class, German Club, Chess A t V n ;TEVE THURWACHTER - English III. Assistant Football Coach Advjs r: Travelogue '-A Qo ] Cl Q9- % CXJU. % 15

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 I like to try to get my stu- dents to understand clearly the basic principles which are the basis of mathematics before asking them to figure out mathematical problems. By starting with a false statement, you can prove anything true. This seems to be a case of the original decimal point mistake... no, I think that it is that old wrong side of the slide ruler mistake. A computer works a lot bet- ter when everything else in the room is unplugged. I think that there should be a closer relationship between teachers and students. I en- joy getting to know these kids personally, al- though I have to admit that it does take pretty much time. science math science math science math science math science math science n LEONARD MINARIK - Senior Math, Geonetry. Advisor: Junior Class, Aviation Club JIM O'CONNELL - Geometry, General Math. Freshman Basketball Coach RICHARD ROEBER - Algebra I, II. Advisor: Golf Club Coach: Golf, Baseball, Junior Varsity Basket- ball. 17