Iowa Park High School - Hawk Yearbook (Iowa Park, TX)

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ALGEBRA 1. PROBLEMS are some- times quite obstinate. Here Mr. Fulcher undertakes to explain such a one to Brenda Watson, Peggy Underwood, and James Jernigan. In our school, Algebra I and plane geometry- are required for gradua- tion. Other mathema- tics courses offered are commercial arithmetic, solid geometry, trigo- nometry, and second year algebra. IN A PLANE GEOMETRY CLASS.Charles Tatom explains a theorem to Bill Mc- Kenzie and Loretta Britt while Mr. Ful- cher listens. If a man’s wit be wandering, let him study the mathematics . CLAY FULCHER B. S. E. Arkansas State Teachers College Mathematics ROY B. SMITH B. S. North Texas State College Mathematics

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C. L. VAUGHN B. A. Northeastern State College M. M. Ed. University of Oklahoma Band Director Our band members are excellent examples of devotion to a thing they love. Faithful in practice to a marked degree, they achieve success in all of their endeavors. Our full-time band director spends the entire day instructing pupils from the elemen- tary school, the junior high, and the senior high. Thanks to the efforts of the Band Parents' Club, the senior high band stepped out in fancy new uniforms this year. We would have a drab existence without the band ! THE SENIOR HIGH BAND prac - tices in the band hall under the direction of C. L. Vaughn. THIS GROUP of junior high students, most of them from the seventh grade, are the nucleus of a full- sized junior hign band which Mr. Vaughn expects to have next year. 15

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MRS. HETTIE FINN A. B. University of Kentucky General Science JAMES E. ELMS B. A. Henderson State Teachers College M. Ed.University of Texas Chemistry, Physics All of us like our science courses even if they are at times difficult. Each day the lab sees a suc- cession of students learn- ing the rudiments of gen- eral science, biology, chemistry, or physics. Laboratory sessions always make a science interesting. IN A GENERAL SCIENCE CLASS, Mrs. Finn is help- ing her students in the pre- paration of hydrogen. The students are Aubrey Wil- lingham, Harry Sargent, Drewcilla Brown, and Betty Lou Eaton. MR. ELMS, CHEMISTRY INSTRUCTOR, is demonstrating the reduction of copper to four senior students: Violet Brott, Judy Colson, Harvey Klinkerman, and Tod Moore. 17