Hutchinson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hutchinson, MN)

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Matfntoco umor h1gh mathematrcs cons1sred of 'tn extenstve revrew of grade ar1thmet1c to an 1ntroduct1on of IOPICS such as per centage geometrrc des1gn1ng and graphmg In n1nth grade algebra was recommended for students gomg on to school or for those contmumg rn the mathematlc courses We haze zt fzgzzrerl 0111 mmf Charles Nlelsen 1nd Bubara Mlller ELSE MICHAELSON Algebra Geometry Solxd Geometry and Hlgher jlge1Z3x,,,fx W mr ROljN'l5NBERG lor Mathemancs MILDRED BETTIS Algebra and Mathemarxcs VIII Geometry was offered m the semor hrgh and cons1sted of 21 study of the s1ze and shape of thnngs It was useful m flgurnng out measurements and C1 pacmes of geometrxcal fngures Hrgher Algebra the shorthmd of mathematlcs taught students how to do problems more qulckly Prolects from the geometry cldss Dwvld Benytmm 1nd Beverly Wugner . u x f . I , I 4 t a 1 . , X ,. YI. . ,U 1 . ' l- a 4 ' v c . z 4 4 L7

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1 JOI-IN ARNOLD Orientation and Guidance WILLIALI SCI-IERER Junior High Social Studies and Industrial Arts VII MATHILDA SAGENG Worltl and American History Social Sturdieo, In the seventh grade, American history helped stu- dents develop an interest and appreciation of how our country has developed from the past to the pres- ent. Eighth grade social studies served to show the relationship between our country and countries abroad. The orientation class served as a class to help adjust students to the senior high. Leia fake a trip. Patricia Doring and Wilma Schultz Sophomore world history taught students to weigh problems of democracy intelligently. In the junior year an appreciation of his American heritage was given to each student. Social problems course gave the seniors an excellent chance to look into the fu- ture as to choosing a life career. U'ff'9ich job inlcreilr -'lflllfn Darrell Jensen and Dick Mills

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ROBERT EDWALL General Science III and Physics IVAN HURT Chemistry, Biology and Counselor VERL WESTERGARD General Science VIII and Physical Education The ninth grtde sclcncc cl iss explored ill the fields of science This included thc elcmcnttry study of physics chem lstry biology tstronomy geology ind ht 1 th Pnsics prowdcd thc study of cncrgy c rcy in light hcit motion clcctrlc y md sot nd 7' frail x c Jtto 1 5 A Biology developed tn interest in the Wonders of n1ture ind included the bio logictl functions of life hewlth presen tion control ind tredtment of disease and heredity The chemistry cltss timcd to develop an understftnding of relations of chem rstry to the world about them Much of their knowledge vs is put to work in the laboratory What al renzarhzblc 1711 entzovzf Carol Bloomquist jack Bwgwell and oel Brende