Springfield Senior High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Many students fmd algebra drffzcult at flrst but M1ss Chase gwes them some pomters that enhghten them Algebra Geometry E conomlcs Arrfhmehc Shop Mafh When we enter hlgh school mathematlcs IS no longer just one of the three R s Of course ln Jumor hlgh vue were sch duled for algebra and had our flrst suggestlon of the scope of the math fleld Now we choose math for 1ts practlcal ap phcatlon to our futur needs Algebra sohd and plane geom try and trlgonometry are taken by most college preparatory students Mor practlcal math IS taught to the vocat1ona1 students BUS1 ness arlthmetlc econom1cs and shop math are taken by thcse students who mtend to use a great deal of that subject IH the1r career On the whole the math f1e1d 1S a Wlde and var1 d one from Wh1Ch the most enterprlslng student may choose sat1sfactor11y Mathematics Members of the Illath faculty are lupperj Mrs Ruth Mowell yan and luther Barnes Clou rl Hnqh Barber Glaclden Ron emus Howard Broun Wlllldll Wilson anal James Leztzs 'A' :je-w . Haw A V 'f nf.. A E 'Mawr' n 1 ,A,. Mr.. y 0 I f X I Q nl. , , Edwin White, Frank lVIeKaig, Miss Ella Chase, Charles Milli- . 1 '- 79 , , ' , ' 1 . ' ' v ' V.. V 4 7 . , . ' 7 . . . Y S . . 9 . ' u D . V 1 3 . . a 7 7 ' v 5 v

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Science Chemlsfry Physrcs Biology A chemlstry laboratory zs always a scene of great actzvzty 20 In the SCIQDCC department at SHS many oppor tun1t1es are glven to d1scover hldd n talents In the chemlstry lab are studled many formulae and compounds and the ch mlcal forces ex pounded m formlng them Phvslcs brlngs 1n the study of electr1c1ty machlnes and physlcal changes Blology concerns the study of varlous plants and anlmals as to composltlon hablts etc There are also several general sclence courses wh1ch may be taken Whether d1ssect1ng bugs shootlng atoms balanc young sc1ent1sts may be kept busy throughout thelr hlgh school career lpper pzcturc A B Shaffer Frank McKa1q Harold War el Ralph Stzdcford Lower picture Robert Peters Mzss Glarlu I eatherman Charles Caldwell CllGll7lC91lKd1lf77LU1l C . . .... Q I 0 e , ' 5 9 5 7 ' . . , . , - ing formulae, or blOW1Dg up the chemistry lab, 7 ' - - I 'H ' A. Q ' f , ' - -- . '- .S 1 Y - ' , . f -

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Forum groups drscuss cz rrent problems Members of V1 Leu IS s qroup are Plzzl Wrlks Barbara Beasley Vwzan Neuberg Dale Boflenlerg I W Ieuzs Kathze Bouser Bzll McDe11tf Barbre Boclevvberg Bzll Goettman and Carolyr Schuarlz Social Science Fran Brzckman Mrs Agnes Henderson Russell Larsen The Soc1al Suenca department enrlches our l1ves more than we reallze wh1le we are IH school Through classes 1n h1story, SOC10l0gy, economlcs, pared to enter our respectlve communltles as c1t1zens who are 1nterested 1n CIVIC welfare We can vote more lntelhgently and know how to part1c1pate ln solvmg problems 1n all types of soclal relat1ons We also can understand more fully the undertaklngs of our government ln forelgn problems Miss Ruth lclerson Mrs Fontrbellc Snodgrass Mrs Wilma Felqer f.Sffl7l'llNQJ Ralph Thornburg lewzs Lewts JamesLew1s 22 p as eel. psychology, and business law we are better pre- , , A . . .