Springfield High School - Millers Log Yearbook (Springfield, OR)

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GLENN BEISNER DALE CANADAY Department Chairman Reading Mechanical Drawing | II Typing | Design Student Lounge Adviser This department offers the student a wide variety of subjects: art, design, drafting, agriculture, home economics, and woodwork- ing. These subjects may provide the background for a lifetime occupation or provide the basic skills for a leisure time interest. HOPE PRESCOTT LUCILLE PERKINS Home Economics Special Education Typing | Vocational Departmen WALTER BRICK Art | Advanced Art Advertising Art Crafts Ceramics JOSEPH RONER Shop III, Il

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RALPH NAFZIGER Department Chairman Biology | Director of Visual Aids DAVE PFUND Physics Applied Science Chemistry Science Department To advance the interest in and knowledge of nature through the courses of physical science (biology, chemistry, and physics) is the purpose of the science department. Biology is the only course which is required; however, many students attend the several other sci- ences with the realization that these courses will assist them either as prospective college candidates or as future citizens of the Ameri- can community. In the courses, emphasis is placed on laboratory experiments as an activity through which students come in close con- tact with the phenomona under study. One of these students, Edward Wortman, S.H.S. sophomore in chemistry, was one of eighteen Oregon high school students chosen to read scientific papers to the Oregon Academy of Science at the RICHARD FALK U. of ©. Medical School. Chemistry Testing Director HAL WHITBECK Biology | LILA WILSON Bology | II Advanced Placement Biology II

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STELLA YOUNG DONNA RAE GRANHOLM English is essential for everyday living, and students of S.H.S. are given an oppor- tunity to improve their language skills and appreciate the beauty of great literature. English 10,11, and 12 are required for graduation. Many students who plan to enter the business world also take Business English, which prepares them for common office usage. English Composition gives the prospective college student an opportunity to practice the techniques of writing. Advanced placement English is also of- fered for those who have a possibility of petitioning out of English Composition as freshmen in college. Other valuable electives include Speech land Il and Dramatics | and Il. NORMAN ANDERSON Drama | Il STANLEY DMOCHOWSKY Dean of Boys 1