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BIOLOGY It is the idea of some students that this course is slightly buggy . However, after a year's coaching under Mr. Beal, the bugs, as well as plant life, have become very fascinating. Every spring this class looks forward to numerous field trips which make the course more vivid. Insect collections made by each student are prized very highly. This is one subject that is useful as well as entertaining. OCCUPATIONS This is a comparatively new course in high school, and it has proved itself invaluable. The class hac surveyed the town this year to determine various occupations of Greenville residents. Numerous occupations are studied in order to determine the one for which each particular student is best fitted. AGRICULTURE Agriculture is taught in Greenville under the Smith-Hughes Law. This act requires participation by the Federal government. State government, and the local school in the financing of the agricultural work. Vocational agriculture consists of studying, and ca.rrying out projects such as dairying, poultry, sheep-raising, and po-ta„to-growing. The clans also pruned orchards,. grafted trees and planned gardens. The study of the geogre.phicai structure of the soil should help the boys to be better farmers. Mr. Beal hac directed this phase of school work. .HI- LI.Fi:
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f l 11 M i 55 MANUAL TRAINING ' Tl e shop from which many attractive pieces of furniture are turned out, Is run in a vary systematic manner. Each boy has a clean-up Job to do et the close of class for which he is resoon-sible. Among the articles turned out are end-tables, magazine-baskets, cedar-chests, and boats. Auto ?Techanlcs furnishes, a splendid course for anyone with mechanical ability. A text-book, an auto-parts display, and actual work with engines give much practical ability. The Mechanical Drawing Dept has been greatly enlarged so that it now can accomodate t,,renty-five students. MATHEMATICS There is as much beauty in pure mathematics as in music or art for him who seeks it humbly. Few ' ill take the trouble to search; yet every student realizes its value in the activities of life end as an aid to logical thin lng. ART ’Vhen one wishes to relax and enjoy the more beautiful things in life, he need only step into the art room. There he will find miniature rooms, clay models, and modernistic drawings. e can thank Miss Miller for the fine work she has ' ‘one in developing the artistic ability in the students under her. ENGLISH English is one subject taught in High School with which every student is familiar. The first two year are spent in learning to speak and to write the king's English . The last two are devoted to English and American literature. HISTORY A trend moving from past to present can only be accurately projected into the future by correct and thoughtful interoreta-tion of history. The courses in Euronean and U. S. history should aid in this interpretation. CHEMISTRY PHYSICS These sciences are now so intimately related that knowledge of one is at least partial knowledge of the other. In both courses theory and lab are combined. Chemistry treats of the elements and their laws of behavior a .nd combination. Physics treats of the properties of natter r.nd energy. LIBRARY Besides being a rendezvous for Young Love this noble institution shelters such assorted reading matter as The Detroit News and your favorite novel; also, such dust-collcctors as Herbert Spencers Synth-tic Philosophy and Goethe's Faust . HT -I.TFF
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