Gregory High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Gregory, SD)

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Curriculum The freshmen are shown here studying their algebra, which is taught by Mr. Crockett. They are laying a found- ation for their future mathematics, which they consider very essential. Members of English IV class under the direc- tion of Mrs. Boner are learning to distinguish an adverbial clause from a noun clause and are also preparing to read Shakespeare's work. The chemistry stud- ents are studying in preparation for the ex- periments that they will work out tomorrow in the laboratory. Mr. Gib- bons teaches them the difference between H20 and PB CC2H302J 2.

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Mr. Nichols is ener- getically teaching his class the whys and wherefore-s of the cor- rect ways of speech and English as they act out the play Treasure Island. Bob Peabody and Jack Studenburg are the actors. Mrs. Nichols looks on as Harold Haines does his trig. She teaches Elaine Ritter and the boys all about sines, co- sines, tangents, right triangles and all of the other angles. This class, under the direction of Mr. Lind- strom, is being taught the principles of ele- ments pertaining to Gen- eral Science. They learn about the birds and the bees and the flowers and the trees.

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The shop is a place where the learn-by- doing method is put to practice. The activities consist of various proj- ects that incorporate care and handling of tools, shop safety, carp- entry, welding and mechanics. Mr. Utoft is the instructor. Mrs. Lindstrom is con- vincing Home-making II girls that a stitch in time saves nine. The Home Ec room is a busy place of working fingers, mistakes and achieve- ment, pride and sorrow. The feeling of pride over a well-finished garment and the knowledge of something well done is the award. Mrs. Goodin conducts her class in an orderly manner. Their motto: Ulf at first you don't succeed, peck away, you little paper snatchers, more typing paper is all you need. Curriculum