Wheatfield High School - Arcus Yearbook (Wheatfield, IN)

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Senior physics students Rich Hebda, Kristie Abbring, an Eric Stalbaum help Mr. King experiment with a vacuus Mr. Helms points out DNA molecules to Mike Brew- ster and Rick Dunn. JACK HEIMS --biology, alcohol, phys. ed. department head, student council. ROLAND MARTIN- -history , health, phys. ed., geography, 7th sponsor. LLOYD VENCEL- -science, 11th sponsor. 16

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KATHRYN BROWN- -library, Latin head, senior sponsor. MARIE KING- -remedial reading head. reading and latin strengthens language arts Latin students learned how our English words are formed. In Latin I, noun and verb constructions proved important in forming Latin sentences and translating Latin to English . Much was taught about the early Roman culture. Latin II students con- structed projects concerning the buildings of Rome. A badly needed remedial reading program is in its second year at Wheatfield School. For the many students who have fallen be- hind in reading ability, it provided a chance to achieve in school work. A special library of materials and resources for speeding reading rates and increasing verbal com- prehension has been started. John Abbring and Byron Burdett check their daily grades in Latin. Remedial reading student, Kenny Miller, uses the accel- erator under the direction of Mrs. King.

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math and science challenge inquiring minds Math and Science push to keep up with the demands of a fast -moving technol- ogy. In a world of moon flights, the pressure for mathematicians and sci- entists grows. The natural inquiry into everyday mysteries of life make science appealing to all ages and math a neces- sity. Mr. Bell demonstrates how 3f3=l in clock arithmetic to disbelieving Mike Gooden and fellow 7th graders.