Marked Tree High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Marked Tree, AR)

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Viki watches attentively as Mrs, C. P, Stafford explains Charles Stark gets his typing class set for a speed builder how to set a margin stop. COMMERCIAL ARTS before us were challenged, so Mrs, D.L. Faucett Ned Penney Jim Christian Art Guidance Coach Social Science Occupations Social Science Driver Ed, CFS WS 1' te Charles Stephens Charles Stark Coach Commercial Arts Social Science S ssrr S

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Rock collection, compiled for Mrs, Fleming's class, brings the study of Geology close to home for Peggy Sutton and Odell Cook progress in on Atomic Age Mrs. N.E. Penney Math The world in which we, the future scientists, physicists, and mathematicians, live is consi- derably different than the world our parents knew as teenagers. Where they lived in the Air Age, we live in a new, unknown age--the atomic age. A era where the atom thrives in its remoteness. A degree of time where more questions are popping up than we have answers for. An hour of destiny that calls for a knowledge of compas ses and protractors, bunsen burners and Florence flasks, slide rules and atomic charts. It is also a time when men must use pencil and paper along with his greatest gift--his brain--small in mass but large in concept.