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Lunar Goggles

he Chinese complied because of hazardous
Lunar Year conditions, such as chemistry
may have been classes while experimenting with
the Year of the C2 or H20, now, photographers
Ox for 1985 but and art students are required to
according to wear eye protection while work­
the Nebraska ing in the darkroom, or using
Legislature it was also the year of airbrush paints and glazing pot­
the goggles. The revised statute, tery. According to the goggle law
#79-41,144, to meet eye safety even sewing students should have
code guidelines. The use of some type of face protection
protective eye and face wear around the machinery.
were to be used, if not already in Even though it has taken the
use, by instructors and their state a while to pass this law
students while exposed to danger­ contrary to most other states
ous chemicals or machinery having the statute already in
during lab class work. effect, Nebraska is now sure to
Though most science and keep its students’ eyes safely
industrial arts classes already protected.
Teacher Mark Feldhausen shows that
eye to eye contact with students is the
way to get a point across in U.S. History
class.

Chemistry Teacher Earia Trigg lectures
about formulas which need to be learned
before lab work can be experimented.

Special Ed.

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Burns, Anna - (Special Cortese, Patricia ■ Greenwood, Heedum, Linda •
V . Ed., Career Assessment (Special Ed. teacher, As­ M ichele - (Special Ed., (Special Ed.. SPED Aide)
Center Aide) "My job is to sistant Freshmen Class) Career Center instructor) “As a resource aide, I help
A i assist the teacher in the "Career Education pre­ students face one of life's
classroom. I enjoy working sents an opportunity for necessary evils —
with the students in the various work samples, as students to look beyond the weekends and into homework!”
we discover it takes all kinds (of occupations) to their future. They can begin to answer the
make up a world.” question commonly asked, "What will I do when
I graduate?”

Filler, Kathryn - (Re- Schaefer,, Linda ■ Wozny, Jim ■ (Special
source teacher) (Speech Therapist) "Com­ Ed., Career Development
municating well with counselor) "The career
others is basic to succeed­ center — A place for
ing in school, at the work students who want to beat
place, and socially. Speech/language classes the system and program their own lives."
emphasize speaking clearly, fluently, and in a
manner which calls attention to what's being said,
rather than how it’s being spoken.”