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Tea ers Roger Kassebaum and Bil l Par' of the content of Earth Structure
Sch . who both teach Chem istry and clas was learning the earth's rock for- porta in Cel l Biology. Using the over-
Phy,s ' . share a laugh in the science
tea ers area after school. (0. Louden)
9th Volleyball
Gehringer. Dennis
Griffith. Kay
Kassebaum. Roger
9th Girls Track
Noodell. Dave
Hands-on
Experie rnce
Rewarding
-She lby Ramsbottom-
se s were given. Earth History
N t with anticipation. and Astronomy be came Astron-
s. new classes. and omy and Earth De velopment.
ts filled the scie nce Weather was changed to Atmo-
spheric Science In addition. Ad -
"Attitudes by the students as vanced Pla cement Bi ology was a
well as th e tea chers were posi- new cla ss which was opened to
tive. Some students sti ll didn't seniors with a strong sc ien ce
like dissecting fi sh in Zoology background.
class and rats in Human Physiol - New projects were taking
ogy: it was hard to fa ce cutting pla ce such as tea cher Da ve
up earthworms after lun ch". Buckley's greenhouse loca ted in
said teacher Pam Butcher. th e sc ien ce area. The green-
One new tea cher. Kevin Kauf- hou se was built because of the
man . was added to the depart- temperature and humidity prob-·
ment. He taught Physical Sci- I em.
ence and Earth Structure. Although there were some
Some new names for old clas- problems with equipment co m-
ing in on time. the department
managed to make the best of
Pay1 ~attention and taking notes are im- it. ~
matieJ . Explaining its progression is hea elps students take notes that are
teacEner Dave Buckley. (E. Armbrust) imp tant as shown by teacher Pam
Butcher. (E. Armbrust)