St Joseph High School - Challenge Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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Science No major course changes took place in the science department this year as offerings remain general science, biology, chemistry, physics, and anatomy. Lab work and experi- ments were common to all of them as students learned and used the scientific method. Activi- ties ranged from dissecting fetal pigs, cats, and worms to exercising in order to test the heart and pulse rate. -.s..f....,,,5..'?M 1 . A student works intently on the dissection of a frog. 2. Eva Vigneiri uses her hands carefully to measure the weights accordingly. 3. Physics students demonstrate some of the basic con- cepts. 4. Dissecting a cat lakes a steady hand and a careful eye.

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Sociology St Social Prob lems students focused on the elements of society ln eco nomics students simulated many of today s economics problems and tried to find solutions to them Many ofthe economic students partici pated in a statewide econom- ics contest. The group of Kathy Hanlon Tom Werner Ralph Turner Peter Turk Jim Kotz and Don Thomas won first place. The history classes often used role-playing to make history come alive. Social Studies Psychology students listen intently to Sister Virginia Mr Andacht enthusiastically instructs the class. Nancy Hamilton acts out the problems ot the plo Paul Moeller and Rhonda Gerolmo get help from Mr

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Mathematics Courses such as math topics, geometry, algebra! trig and others, provide students with suitable knowl- edge for college or everyday use. The math resource center allows students the perfect atmos- phere in which to study math. 1. Sue and Eva smile prettily for the camera. 2. Mr. Tiber demonstrates how to make an equilateral triangle. 3. Sister Cecilia checks over the work Tim Brumm has done.