Greeley Central High School - Spud Yearbook (Greeley, CO)

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OLIXER PARKER PALL HLRD FRANK S HANNEN Science The world IS rapldly becommg more sclentxhc Nearly everyth1ng hmges upon sclence 1n one way or another Chemlstry the sclence whlch treats of the atomlc structure of matter and of changes ln that structure, IS taught by Dr Frank S Han nen He IS especlally well htted to teach chemlstry because, although not Mr Ollver Parker teaches physlcs, the sclence whlch treats of energy lts varlous forms, and ltS transformatlon from one form to an other Biology, of which Mr Paul Hurd IS teacher, IS the sclence wh1ch treats of the structure and functxon of l1v1ng forms Smce hvmg forms are made of materlal substances and smce nts functlons are performed chemlcally blology IS a combmatlon of both physlcs and chemlstry 18 . ,, , l 7 practicing, he is a doctor of medicine. , - y . . I I l

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BERTHA H WHITMAN INEZ N MCKINLEY ETTA E RICHARDSON H zstory and Llbrary Hlstory repeats ltself IS perhaps a bromldlc expression but through the efforts of Miss Bertha Whltman and Mlss Etta Richardson hlstory is made mterestmg Washington s B1 centennlal Anniversary was observed by the students of Miss Whitman s classes by wrltmg essays on Our library is something we should be very proud of because of 1ts comprehenslve collection of books and its efficient overseer D1d you ever ask Mrs Inez McKinley to help you find a book when she refused' Of course not She IS as graclous about iindlng you a western thriller as she IS about a reference book for English Thanks to her it IS possible to study in llbrary if you want to and lf you don t want to she asks you to consider the other person Books are your best friends so don t forget the llbrary U7 U . . ,, . . . . 7 7 7 . . . . . , .n . . the life of Washington. Robert Candlin won first prize. 0 0 o I 4. , , 7 7 . . i , ' 1 l

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CAROLINTE Toney ETHELYVE W Rnrxmz ERMA Scorr Mathematics S1n A + Cos A 1 Ask one of Mlss Carohne Tobey s trlg onometry students what that means Such queer things are learned ln trlgonometry, whlch tops off the last two years of electlve mathematlcs COI'1S1StlI1g of solld geometry Jumor and college algebra Congruent triangles comclde ln all thelr parts ' IS probably more famlllar, because even lf you have not taken plaln geometry from Mlss Ethelyne Rhmer or Mxss Erma Scott, such thmgs could have been learn ed from attendmg the meeting of the mathematics club durmg assembly perxod one day Even lf you do not expect to be an engmeer, surveyor, or teacher lt rs mce to be mathematically mmded You mlght get a Job flgurmg the curve of grades for some teacher and thus be sure you land at the rlght end of the curve I19 . 44-2 2 ,- ry - ' 1 'n . . , . H . .. . . ,. . J