Tecumseh High School - Trail Yearbook (New Carlisle, OH)

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NANCY VIRTS B.S.Ed., Wittenberg U. Plane Geometry, General Math Y-Teens ROY NICHOLS B.A., Wittenberg U. Biology, Mechanical Drawing W. J. REYNOLDS A.B., Defiance College; M.A., Ohio State U. Physics, Algebra II, Solid Geometry, Trigonom- etry, Advanced General Science, Student Coun- cil RICHARD WENGER B.A., Bluff ton College; M.Ed., Ohio State U. Chemistry, Shop Math, Attendance, Projector Club, Athletic Director More Important Than Ever-Math and Science Biology students Ronnie Hild and Connie Sheets study the most miraculous machine of all — the human body. Don Weidner, Mary Ellen Woodrum, and Beverly Benedict inspect the specimens of plant life in biology class. 12

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HOWARD HENKLE B.A., Ohio Wesleyan U.; M.A., Wittenburg U. Latin, Latin Club NICHOLAS TUROFF Ph.B.. U. of Detroit; B.S.Ed., Wittenberg U. Spanish, Spanish Club The Language and Culture of the Spanish World and Ancient Rome Are Part of the High School Curriculum Not only the language, but also the culture, of the Spanish, are taught in Mr. Turoff's Spanish class, as this bulletin board display illustrates. Translation exercises at the board are part of the process of learning the language of the Romans for Jim McKinney, Roger Reeder, Don Yeager, and Mickey French. II

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Learning by experimentation, a group of boys in physics class study static electricity with the aid of one of the many science aids to be found in the lab. ( Left to right : Marvin Pflaumer, Larry Reynolds, Skip Bryant, Miles Jermanovich, Roger Petty, Jim Stiers, Dick Wildman. Hugh Wallace, and Dick Hutchin- son.) Both the electrolysis and distillation of water are studied in chemistry class by Randy Steele and John O'Neal. Bonnie Funderburg and Gary Monteith prepare to explain a geometry problem.