Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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b Biology students Betty Anderson, Patsy Brady, Keith Hopkins, and Bill Coshow, with Mrs. Connor, find interest in plant specimens. Kayron Stevens solders as other physics class members look on. STEPPED-UP SCIENCE PROGRAM CHALLENGES STUDENTS An ever-improving science department is bringing many challenging assignments for our students. Because of the heightened interest in science, a number of outstanding ex- hibits were seen at the Science Fair. Floyd Zufelt, Christl Gehrig, Kathleen Schlichting, Bob Chaney, and Eugene Stewart work on their experiments in lab class.

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Early American colonies is the topic of Mrs, Keltner's discussion in U. S. History. Sharon Wilson takes a close look at the map as Mr. Burr: points out Sherwood to his World Geography Class. SOCIAL STUDIES CLASSES DEVELOP UNDERSTANDING Through the classes in World History, World Geography, U. S. History, and American Problems, students have had the opportunity to develop an understanding of the social and economic problems of many countries, as well as an appreciation of our status in the world today. The second period American Problems Class finds Jim Regan, Alan Brickley, Sherri McClain, and Betty Ferris debating the Rights of Women.

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Derryck Dittman is attentive as Mrs. Eagleson explains the process of dividing line segments into any number of equal parts. MATH DEPARTMENT KEEPS PACE VVITH TIMES A stepped-up math program is under way at Sherwood. Five separate courses were offered and there was a strong concentra- tion of instruction in advanced algebra and Trigonometry. The sen- iors vvho felt a need for a good review in basic fundamentals were given this opportunity in a senior mathematics class. Bill Schmit gets needed help from Mrs. Eagleson in Mr. Mills stresses a point to the 9th Math class. Algebra l. i 23