Bingham High School - Coppertonian Yearbook (Copperton, UT)

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MATH r ' mqm MR. JORGENSON MR. NEWTON ny? MR. PETERSON Even lhough il' is hard lo underslancl how +hey classify ari+hme'ric as one of 'lhe +hree R's il' is very plain +o see +ha1' il' is essenfial. Malhemafics range from +he more complica'I'ecl lrigonomefry lo lhe simpler mul+iplica+ion1'ables. Though malh may be a liH'le hard for some af firsl' il' becomes simpler as +hey learn each slep. A malh feacher musf have exlreme pafience and unclerslanding. Mr. Pelerson, Mr. New+on and Mr. Jor- gensen fall info +his calegory and i+ is easy +o see 'rhey have bolh of +he vir+ues. The sludenfs would like +o 'rhank fhose menfioned above for +heir help and un- clerslanding. Freddie y p k g Mr. Newio h th k h d h h Hard w lr ly M P I' I

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MISS MARSHALL MR. PAYNE MISS BAER MRS. PETERSON English, one of +he school's required subiec+s, was carried on 'rhis year in Hs usual high manner. Various classes, rang- ing from fhe seven+h grade 'rhrough fhe +welH'h, all masfered Iheir appropria+e segregaled courses. The seven1'h grade was in'rroduced +o advanced s+udies, while +he 'rwelf1'h grade was faced wi+h +ha+ course preceding college work. Also, in many English classes +he sub- iecl' of li+era+ure was involved. Various books of educafional liferary value were read and enioyed by 'rhe in1'eres+ed s'ru- denfs. One cannol' fhink of English wifhoul' involving poefry, which is only logical because of i'rs close connecfion. Mosl' classes eifher sfudied some form of po- e+ry, or consfrucfed +heir own verses. Complimenls are +o be given +o Ihe differeni' Ieachers of English in The Jun- ior and Senior High who have done so well in fur+hering 'I'he s+uden+'s knowl- edge o'F Ihe American language. A T I fT CI p I I g I Luene. Wally. S J HI dL ri-es mga e u Mrs.Pe+ on fh h a hy

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MR BAKER MR. BAILEY ii MR BINGHAM Somefhing was always popping in fhe High School science classes. Eifher fhe chemisfry class was frying fo perfecf fhe hydrogen bomb, or a physics sfudenf was losing parf of his hair as he benf over fhe candles in a lighf experimenf. Mr. Bingham, acfing as one of fhe cap- fains upon fhe ship of science, pilofed fhe Juniors and Seniors over a rough buf pleasureable chemisfry and physics frip. ln addifion, geomefry was added fo fhe sighfs. Sfrolling fhe deck also, was Mr. Bailey. His quick wif added much fo fhe figures placed upon fhe board as he faughf solid geomefry, frigonomefry and advanced algebra. Newly acquired by fhe school was Mr. Baker, fhe fhird capfain in charge. Al- ways ready wifh a iolce and smile he fauqhf Junior High science classes and Sophomore biology. Under fhe guidance of fhese fhree fhe ship of science reached ifs final porf wifh a happier and well informed crew. A Y f P11691 Tg IyfllBly y C Idfb fh Hug