University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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Formulas Dance Although some studentx nexer mas ter the principles of 2f9 1 L Schooler max go placee xxrth math rf he wants First year algebra rs followed bv more drffrcult xx ork rn college algebra Plane geometry rntrrguee mam Qtudente at the underclaeeman stage Trigonometry and solid geometry are offered for ad xanced puprli who really xx ant to delxe rnto equations and angles An over all courbe rn math re offered for eenrore runrors Presenting hrs nev. angle on geometry rs Larry Srnn Junior The rest of A Pryce Noe s clabs ponders the problem Thev are Brll Merser Phrl Karsell Jerry Etnrer Errc Vlartz and Bill Batchelder sophomores For the college bound puprl math courxes at LHS are qurte euffrcrent From the non collegiate lent preparation for mam lucratrxe fields is 3 4 align -X Pryce Noe Frank Smith Charle Hmthorne 'md Ylrllram Fuller are obsroubls delighted that Robert Trower has olxed that age old problem -X B C 71 A ' -' .' '1.,z '- ' ' bv r. v. , I N -1. v ' ' 1 v I ' ' q . . V . ' 1 ., 'K I , U 5 w f .v ' . I . I 1 . J .Y ' v I L v . 5 ' .. ' - - ', 3 who fail to pass a proficiency test as side, the U-School math department offers excel- ' Z r. e rf ii' . . A1 uf' jr . 7 ' f 4 A . , N I .X XI I -a . Jig-gi ' Q1 . I ' . S f cg. C . -1+ :Z Ll. '

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Bob Talbot SQHIOI times lt llllflfll., a Dhyslcs cla s llb0ldtOlV sesslon Othex clxss membels cettlng, tllZlV xx xtchmc fxom thc back row are F W xync C 1088 lIlStlLlLtO1 Tnu Rlun Rub Spin nuth Dlclx Ream Anne Blodle cz1bg8ClJL1 Dlck Bellett Bob Buchxlg ind Jack Hllllkez .nc seated Flgures and lNo new of L qchool uould be complete XN1ll'l0l1t the sclence an gle Although Double tlouble toll 1nd bubble max sound llke an Fnghsh llt9ldlll16 ell s lf 1ete1s to those houls of bleulng con coctlng and cxlculdtlng chem lstlx As one of fi ulde Xcll19lN of sc1ence cou1ses offe1ed at L Qfchool chem1st1x plesents oppox tumtx fm the dlTlb1t1OL1s student to do anythmg flom scldpmg that mess that IU t dld not tuxn out from the ce1l1ng to makxng a small bomb T01 those especxdllx Cl9X81 'lt munpulutlng the theolv of relx lL1N1lX O1 fo1 those 1ust good it gettmg bulned fxngers and elec trlc shocks phxelcs lb made to o1der Who can folget that flesh man b1ologx encounter xuth the mangled remams of frogs and those comphcated mfxchlnes mlcroscopesl In U School s xx ell equlpped sc1ence I 1borator1es therc 15 nex er a dull C01 qulet or su eet smellmgl moment speclal clence fle tmp reaches the plannmc stage as I' Vtasne fl0S Jack 'Xlunsec md Charles Haxxthmne sketch an out me 00 I C . -' . '-K . 5 A 4 . . ' .A as 1 ' ' - .lx . Y , ' . I as K Y , - I . t . A .Lv ' 14 s ESK1' .X 1 ' us L, . , , , - . . , . .2 . . 4 . - K . , . L. . A, A. .- v D Q L af ' g ,, 66 ' Q ' , Y, X l . . , . , 4 1 1 In v V 1 4 A t l 2 ' ' ' . 'U 2- . Y. v 1 4 1 A v 1 Q9 ' . K - 1 A x, nv! L., 1 V 4 1 1 1 . , - V. . ff' 51 ' V John Sten1pel,. senior, counts the swinging of the cork while Cats, that dubious pond vvater, and :,. 2 -g 1 .z' 2- '. L. -. fi, , - v . I Y A ! ' . I v Y 5 I ls A V l ' ! I V ha . 0 V1 x--,Z f-Y--,Aft ' . Q . P L. . . , S , - A .5 f ' ld ' 'v 3- i-S. , . A t. 1 2 I. I K ,I A M N -7.7, I V

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A . 4 1 1 Z 'Alf , fj16f'Z 'QM -f Communications Provide Core Lf f 'Q Miss Josephine Spear Chairman of the English department de tects a spelling, error' Looking on are members of the English department 'Vlrss Martha Jme Rrsser Miss Jean Ann Jessup lifllsi Josephine Spear Mrs Helen Vtells and David Marsh Robert Pabst and A Donald Walstrum This faculty aids U Schoolers rn grammar usage speech Journalism and social studies In L'-School literature courses, almost everything from Shakespeare to Ogden Nash is sampled. For those who prefer to put it down than to take it up, plenty of opportunity for self-expres- sion is offered to future pen- wielders in book reports, po- etry, essays, and Ceffort su- premel senior research pa- pers. Of course the jobs of reading and writing are in terspersed with sound lessons rn spelling gr rmmar ind punctuation L School rs well equipped with records, record plax ers machrnes for reading rm prox ement, and other devices for generallx improving and deweloprng our ability to read, write, and speak ll Elnora Pleener and Paul NIcExox seniors are recording, a speech for senior I-ng,l1sh cla s Pat lloadlex and Eric Neuman Juniors listen to the plax Sorrv Wrong Number on the English dcputnrent recorder w hlch is often used to make poems and plaxs come alrxe for pupils Junior -Xnn tobx ls practicing her reading, bx u ing, the speed reading, machine while Kaw Campbell time Iuth kenter rn her specd reading, abrlitx Better reading habits are an arm of the L H S English department D7 c . V . . I . '1 V- Y 1 1 . 1 , 4 l 1 K . , 1 , 1 - N Q . ,,.-f,-- -4-in S v . . , , . - I u Y ..- i V' I Y u . v i, 'Y . ' . . ' .' . . '. . , , , -f ' r I - r . ' . - , . 1 . . ,. . . , . - . N A v ls 1 4 .1 ' .1 Y V. . . 1 , , . . . , . . t V1 A r A .. y 7 9 v ' I 4 1 u ' ' - I . w L' wx s ' .4 nl I Y I I . Y , ' r v 1 - r 1, 1 W, xl I 'Y 'R an ' ' , N Y ,V .-. ' It S .. ' . . . , v . ' .. . . . . ' ,- . . . . ' . ' '. . , .v . . ,, . , . . . f . s.. 4 , , -', J 1 . ' v- 'a . v ll Q. vs V '7 ', a ' Y 'Y ' -9 L 4 ' t , 2. . , . .V Y . V -. . r , . ...S , , . M . I I , B. ., . . ,- . .. , . ,. F. . ,. . . 5 V . V . A 1 ' . ' . I- , . ' , . ' ' 1. . . ' H . ' 5. , . ' Y. D '