Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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SOCIAL STUDIES CFP f' 'ir .Af Awareness of Community actumes IS part of CIXILS stud! tory students who endeax or to frnd the earlrest be grnnrngs of man to follow hrm through the ages and to catch a glxmpse mto hrs future Amfflfafl Waf are Some Of the alms Of the hard Crvrcs classes thrs year are strrvrng to become more famrlrar wrth communrty lxfe and more aware of communrty needs and problems Keepmg well rnformed on past and current events as well as learnrng such facts as Theodore Roosevelt was not presrdent durmg the Spanrsh workrng Amerrcan Hrstory students Also keeprng pace wrth them are the World Hrs Ig .,... jaunrta jtffus gues .1 report IH World History class Mr Dans rondurts a rlass drstussron Page V' V ' .. , VAT ' Q uw 4 ' 6 . - rri.g.'13f5f 'a ' S r

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MATHE ATICS Q-..... ll- f Hs Wiki i iff., I 'Hn Qophomore students exinunc Ltometrlcal tlesxgns Mrs Antta Rrtchey and Mrs Estalme Waters emphaslze the rmportance of mathematlcal ab1l1ty as they present to then' students advanced mathematrcal courses Through the efforts of these two teachers Algebra II Plane Geometry Trxgonometry and Soltd Geometry are offered Nlrs luobsun txpluns t vmblgm For a general course rn Commerclal Math Mrs Marte Morse drrlls her class tn hngher artthmetrc of taxes percentages and practtcal math problems Those students mtssxng Algebra I are tnstructed on the fundamentals of thts course by Mrs Frances Jacobson Mrs Rntchey grxes some make up work -ity.: t t ' G 1 , , ,A ' 'M I. ' f gf fffkfgsiq , , V 5 N 'N A l 'vi 4 In vi L . - - -' ' A -if A W N ,I A If 'Wzifipf H P 1 5 I . A I I V ' I . . I . . I . , . I .l vi, I '- lj - M3 l

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NATURAL SCIENCE Be calm ,gxrl n x nll help u To help the student understand and ap preclate the value of lxfe rs the hxghest arm The department thrs year has an en rollment of 181 students Under the gurd ance of Mr Robert Goms these students study the mtcrdependence of the plant and ammal kmgdoms A well balanced program IS provrded consrstmg oflaboratory IHVC'Sflg3lIOf1S collec tlons of msects and wnld flowers class lec Students explore the srmplest and most complex forms of ltfe and thexr currosrty IS both satrsfred and stlmulated The former helps them to use the practlcal applrcatxon of Bnology whrle the latter ns responsxble for creatmg the future scxenttsts of the natron Its 1 butterfly Randy' , Y' s. Mr. Goi s v' yo , . . . . . - , ' . D ,' . D A , - , . Of Biology. tures, and films.