Sibley High School - Keewaydin Yearbook (West St Paul, MN)

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SOCIAL STUDIES More Than Facts Africa and Middle East classes study the history and lifestyles of the people who live in these parts of the world. Students often create many varied p rojects as part of their class work. One of the favorite projects has been preparing food that is typical of these cultures. In psychology classes the students watch Mrs. Osmundson’s captivating behavior while listening to interesting lectures. The social studies department offers a number of classes in a variety of other subjects as well. 1 — Social studies lab’s pumpkin contest. 2 — Mr. Kaplan teaching. 3 — C. Roberts, G. Lowe, D. Primrose, D. Roy, R. Osmundson, M. Murphy, R. Reed. 4 — D. Forrest, P. Livgard, M. Kaplan, R. Gustafson, A. Schindler, J. Baker, S. Hanson. 5 — Mr. Reed teaching. 6 —Mr. Forrest’s Africa class.

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SPECIAL SERVICES - ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS Helping Hands and Friendly Faces In order to meet the diverse needs of the more than 1600 students, Sibley offers a variety of special services and programs, including SWAS (School Within a School), Work Experience Program, Special Education, and nursing services. The open study time which most students enjoy is possible because of supervisory aides. 1 — Ms. Chris Hansen, SLBP tutor, and Ms. Becky Winders, Instructional Aide for SWAS. 2 — Mr. Vanderah, Special Education and Work Experience Program. 3 — Mr. Scallon, SWAS and Work Experience Program. 4 — Mrs. Seng, school nurse. 5 — Ms. Johnson and Mr. Weinrach, supervisory aides and Restricted Study. 6 — Ms. Jan Norris, Vocational Adjustment Counselor

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IMC Closed Doors: There is a Reason The 1ST and 3RD floor doors of the library were closed in the winter of 1975. The doors were closed ‘‘to direct traffic patterns for door checks and to assist teachers who have classes in the library,” according to Mrs. Laura Taylor, IMC Coordinator. The doors were closed with the approval of the principal and of the fire chief, who had to make sure there were enough exits in case of a fire. With the doors closed and the 2ND floor door monitored, the number of stolen books has decreased. When asked if she thought the 1ST and 3RD floor doors would ever be opened Mrs. Taylor said, “I really don’t know. | expect not in the foreseeable future.” Riss 1 — Dan Deeg relaxes in the library. 2 — A favorite “hide-out’’ among the students is between the racks of books. 3 — School service worker, Andrea Heller, puts books away. 4 — Mrs. Taylor, IMC Coordinator. 5 — Mr. Schreiber, IMC Audio Visual Media Specialist. 6 — Jack Datt indulges ina book. 7 — Mrs. Wells, IMC Aide; Mrs. Gaard, IMC Secretary; Mrs. Aspen, IMC Aide; Mrs. Miller IMC Aide.