Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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fa Kel JI HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE A 'Jt Mir- '- I Haswell Va er . ,... J., Q Price Gardner f' Nearly 700 students are enrolle in the history and social science classes this year. ln this department one ma choose the general history course, consisting of one year each of ancient and modern history: or he may choose one year of World history, and one of American history, the course provided for com- mercial, teacher training, and trade school students. Miss Emma Price, A. B., has the ancient and modern history classes. Miss Clara Gardner, B. S., teaches the World history classes, While Miss Susan E. Haswell, A. B., has world and American history classes. Mr. James Vawter, A. B., has the sociology and economics classes for seniors. ' Miss Price and Miss Haswell are active members of the University Women's Club. Miss Price is fond of music, reading, and doing things with her hands, especially cooking. Miss Haswell is fond of reading, and spends some time with her music. Miss Gardner has various outside interests, but is especially interested in the Athenaeum Literary Society, of which she is sponsor. Mr. Vawter is fond of motoring, and of all sorts of outdoor sports. I A Map Study Class. THE JGPLIMO 1939 DJL I 5' .. ,.. I . . - . :.l-, ,-1.3, lin' is :ffm ' V- Q N Twenty-sux as ji' l. gi ri P as ,. I ' -AW, ,

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THE JOPLIMO 1932 LANGUAGES MacCartney Buckeridge 'Wolfe Buck Our language department offers much freedom of choice to the students. Two years of Spanish, two years of French, and three years of Latin are offered. Miss Ethel MacCartney, A. B., and Miss Laura K. Wolfe, A. B., have 175 students in their Spanish classes. Miss MacCartney, who is fond of reading Spanish books. and of traveling, has studied in Mexico and in Spain. Miss Wolfe is especially interested in sports and literature. Miss Bess Buckeridge, A. B., A. M., has 130 pupils in her Latin classes. She uses the socialized study plan extensively in her Work. She is much interested in the University Women's Club, and in travel. In the French classes of Miss Lucile Buck, A. B., B. S., are 148 students. In the advanced classes the pupils correspond with native students of France, thus making their knowledge of French practical. Miss Buck has many hob- bies, among them being horseback riding and Whippeting. A Latin Study Class.

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MATHEMATICS Griffith NVilli.1mson Elliott About 350 students are enrolled in the classes of the mathematics depart- ment this year. Special attention has been given to making the classes desired for certain courses available. In addition to the general course of two semesters of plane geometry, one each of solid geometry and trigonometry, and one of advanced algebra, there are four semesters of shop mathematics for the trade school students, and one semester of advanced arithmetic for teacher training students. Miss Phebe Griffith, B. S., and Miss lone Elliott, Ph. B., are geometry, algebra, and trigonometry teachers. Both are sponsors of the Student Council, and Miss Elliott is also a sponsor of the Girl Reserves. Both are very fond of flowers. and they, with Miss Williamson, like to hunt for antiques. Miss Williamson, in addition to her geometry classes, is attendance secretary for the girls of the school, and still finds a little time to work on her quilts. A Geometry Demonstration. Twenty-s Tu-at Joeumo 1932 if