Union High School - Memories Yearbook (Modoc, IN)

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Miss Grubbs outlines the parts of an animal in her Biology class. Mr. Goodnight helps Sharlene with her science assignment. Classes Accent The Scientific Approach Aristotle started something when he applied the scientific method to the phenomena of his environ- ment. The Science Department furthers this pursuit by giving a firm background in modern scientific concepts to some of tomorrow's researchers. Cindy disects and learns the parts of a fish in Biology class. Mr. Goodnight ex- plains to his Se- nior class the prin- ciples of physics. 21

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Math Students Delve Into The Complex Under the supervision of Mr. Townsend, students probed into the challenging realm of numbers, it equations, proofs, graphs, formulas, and symbols. Only the math students know the sheer joy that comes from solving a perplexing mathematical problem. Mr. Townsend points out his ability to teach math. Rick displays Senior antics while surveying in math class Debbie waits patiently while Mr, Townsend calculates the problem. 20

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Foreign Languages Broaden Learning ancient Roman customs, enjoying Spanish conversations, increasing vocabularies, and translating lines galore proved to be fun for the foreign language students. Another step has been taken in uniting the understanding and apprecia- tion of people around the world-past, present, and future. Roger must have his own translation of a Spanish sentence. Miss Steinhagen teaches and sponsors various Spanish activities. Spanish Club First Row: L. Heltzel, P. Clevenger, T. Golliher-Treasurer, C. Worden-President, C. Shore-Secretary, D. Huffman- Vice President, M. Price, L. Farmer, Second Row: l. Butler, P. Grubbs, 1. Dorton, L. Hobson, C. Masterson, 1. Dobbs, G. Small, A. Felton, Third Row: B. Felton, P. Ward, 1. Thornburg, S. Cross, T. Lester, K. Searcy, 1. Cross, D. Engle, Miss Steinhagen-sponsor, 1. Sitzler, R. Decker, D. Dines, F. Buck, S. Rader, 1. Warner. 22