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Mr. William Reitz 4 if ,i , ,, f f ff ,V 4 L-...mi W AM' M. Mr. lohn Hasenstab For the class of students who entered Walsh during the school year of 1983-1984, the minimun requirement of lab sciences to be passed before graduation was raised from two to three years. The courses offered to Walsh students were Biology, which was taught by Mr. Steven Ryan, and Mr. john Hasenstab, Chemistry, which was taught by Mrs. Mr. Steve Ryan Katherine Tate and also by Mr. Ogonek, Physics, which was taught by Mr. William Reitz, A. P. Biology, which was taught by Mr. Hasenstab, and Environmental Studies, which was taught by Mr. Ryan. The science teachers were headed this year by Mr. Steve Ryan, who served as department chairperson. Mr. Ogonek teaches his Chemistry class Yu ki
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