Wauconda High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Wauconda, IL)

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PHYSICS Physics students experrmentmth static machrne SEATE1' F Gsherdle I Holm STAINDING LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Prez J Neuman J Marks R Holmes Science Assimilation of some of The mvngora g ideas of modern mafhemahcal thought will be found as refreshing as a drink of cold wafer on a hol' day, and as Inspiring as any ar? The Purpose of education is To change the ways in which people think feel, and ac'r Taught so Thai' if will become a way of living, of reacting fo our environment, of Interpreting fhe world in which we live 8 'VIISS ZELUS MR SARFF map' .px r 1 'VIR HUXEL MR CALLAHAN BIOLOGY Biology students learn to use microscope SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT C Duggan 1 Tonkrn I Krueger J Murphy Mr Stahmer D Mooney 'i Q1 51 Xl-Z PREZ VR bl'-I-HNIER I . 1 A , as Il O O I O I S K X ,X V . . . H f ' xx? D l I I - .i ' F N R 9 lf modifies behavior. Science is therefore X ' y 3 '- 'lo 5. nr -J , X

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E l'ah Wilder, Mary Ann Folise, Bob Nelis, Jerry Neumann reading Macbeth The English program consists at a tour year course of study-English I, ll, and Ill, required with English IV an elective course. Writing and reading are the basic elements ot the English Curriculum. The program is de- signed to foster acceptable skills in students' written expression through the study of grammar and the organization of thoughts and ideas in written paragraphs and themes. The reading program is directed toward fostering in the stu- dent a greater appreciation and understanding at literature. 7

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SOLID GEOMETRY Englneers of tomorrow' Cynthla Thlel Harley McDonald Ed Kocmound and Ed Allen gathered around Mr Sarf C ALGEBRA 1 Students learn MATH skulls Mrss Zelus Steve Herschleb -L Dan Southerland Dlane Holtman and Steve Byrne 9 . I, , . I I I . f, . 77 ' I I rt 5 ' , A . Q '.Af.'. ::-I, J f I Faith Boucher, Janet Rold, ' MW F M- ,QQ ' ' t . A'-