University High School - Kronos Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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12 Mathematics-the Language Math is the language of all Science, joked Mr. Dave Orahood as he explained why the Mathematics and Science Departments are combined into one unit at U-Hi. The reply was more than just a quick quip. Mr. Orahood emphasized that without a good education in math it is very difficult to advance in any form of science. Even the most basic scientific computations require some algebra. Below: The U-High Faculty has certainly changed since 1966 .... hasn't it Mr. Stickney? l 5 . V! F A David omhood Marv Ainsworth Dept. Head -l0h1'l Gard-ner Caml Fiskland Gerry Manfred Glen MacPhee

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English: As Important As Ever English courses maintained their normal importance, according to Mr. Carl Welch, English Department Head. Normal impor- tance means it's a required class for underclassmen and an elective of college and career-bound seniors. Mr. Welch emphasized that 70176 of the U-Hi graduates do enroll in some form ofcollege training and the elective Senior year is very important tor them. Left: Mr. Robey pushing cavity-causing candy to crunchy-craving kids! Below: Brigite Madelines French background was a benefit to her third period French class members, Lauri Thompson, Mike Kuester, Traci Harvey, and Renee Whipple. -,tv 00 0 .I no' 4 Ernest Richlie Mike Robey Clancy Schierman Nan Waters A 121

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of Science Bob Barbem Sam Janke Helene Mir Jon Barstad Jim Lusk Left: Students enjoy yet another of Mr. Manfned's high volume mathematical lectures. Below: Students in Mr. Orahood's Chemistry 3 class spend some time in lab creating a smell familiar to the 100 wing, 123