Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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Muss Laura Church has John Flem mg demonstrate In solnd geometry bers There was somethnng new added an num the department thus year student teachers, who came at the begmmng A knowledge of mathematucs person especially an o technologucal world That of the second semester ns necessary to Cl math should play a large us one good reason why part In our program on a student In Mr Mechlnn s Plane Geometry Class us shown e p etnc tlgure to the class Below left us a shot of Mr Mechlm s Plane Geometry Class Mnss Ruth Kllne ns h un the lower right picture mstructmg a group s own of her lunlor hugh students I , . Right: Joan Fergus , ' . ' l , ' x laining a geom- .

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Mtss Ferne McHenry conductmg a class an cmthmetlc Mathematics ls a Necessary Tool For Successful The Mathematics Department otters students many dlfferent branches from whlch to choose from the tumor hugh arlthmetuc classes to the dnt tlcult trtgonometry and advanced algebra Mathematucs ns usually defined as a branch ot human actlvlty whlch IS concerned with the logs Modern Llvmg cal arrangements of such thnngs as quantity num ber and form Thus sublect IS somethung to mas ter and when one does there as a great amount ot sattsfactlon There are many dlfferent varue tres of mathematlcs but they are all held togeth er by what IS commonly known as the essence of Mathematics Department Mr James Nix Mass Laura Church Mass Ferne McHenry Mss Ruth Kline Mr Paul Mechlun department head u o o I . 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 I . Z - , 1 1 5 1 . , .

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Scuence un the Induana Hugh School us Explor atory Problem Solving and a Way of Lufe Man from the very begunnung has been un terested un duscoverung the nature of his envuron ment Some scuentusts have been unterested un studying the unuverse or formulating the laws of nature Others worked out the relatuonshup of luvung things or delved unto the composutuon ofthe are lust as curuous as un centuries gone by They find great satusfactuon un learning of these early duscoverues and of new ones occurring every day Students Must Be Prepared To Luve ln a Scuentuluc Age Mr Danuel Harmon replacung Mr Hull teaches a ninth year scuence class Why do hugh school people have thus zeal for scuence The answer seems to lue un the fact that scuence explauns what makes things tuck Scuence answers the problem by supplyung the explanation Thus provudes the students and tu ture voters wuth consuderable satusfactuon Fur ther enuoyment us provuded by harnessung these duscoverues unto new cars better homes umproved above are some examples of the multutude of ways by whuch our luves have been enruched through scuence Scuence Department and Druver Educatuon Mr Victor Fusua lunuor hugh scuence Mr Wulluam Wult driver education Mr Wulluam Holstein buology Mr James McKelvey physucs Mr Joseph Shane chemus try Mr George Hull general scuence and department head Muss Evelyn Shupe buology y a . . . 1 . . ,, . . ,, . . . . . . . . . I I . air, soil, and the ocean. Young people today food, less disease, or more varied recreation. The l