South Intermediate School - Sis Boom Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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. SOCIAL SCIENCE i Page263 Left ff? 1'18hi2 Q Is Pat Wolf achieving heripurpose? Wei libpe Qehe'e inaking localgovernment eas-l ier for Leraine Wilhelm and Terry Jack- son. Cheryl Herb ie spotting trouble-Africa-ri for Bob I-Ieavenrich. John Denton seems to be sizing up history with hisyardstick: 'Ste Culver and Don Schotts watch attentively. Holly Peters and Cheryl Herb mzielfthink Bqb I-Ieavenrlch has something worth saying'7they're taking mites. I WillSue Swan iind the right spot? Jerry iWaterman and Mike Wressell watch Gare-Q fully.

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sniff, MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Pictures of Math and Science classes were taken with Margaret Asman trying to get her point across to Tom Enszer and Toni Schultz. Mike Lauman explains why his answer is right, while Chris Cross learns parts of the body. Jim Stevens Wonders why his problem is wrong, While John LaForge and Tom Schafer are figur- ing out more math problems. . 'ilk N Page 25

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.v BECOMING A WELL-ROUNDED PERSON Left izo right: u Mr. Doughty shows eager David iMil1er and Bob Rosa the techniques ofi metal work. y iGir1s,in Miss Rnsenbergerfs classesuare busy learning things which will be helpful ,to them later in life. . i 13 . Gary Minnis and Dick Tarte are build- ing skill with their .hands in Wood Shopi under the supervision of Mr. Richards. Bob LeRoux, David Markwood, and John Fraker are busy printing an issues of our monthly SIS Boom. , . Such a njoe day, but Josie LaBe1le. is hard at work in Mrs. Beversteinfs art class. ' .