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

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Barbara Winget and Ken Patterson inspect some materials to be used in a chemistry laboratory class. We are living in the age of science. No matter what a student may plan tor the future, he must have some understanding of chemistry and its twin science, physics. As many adventurous students have found, everyday brings new and different problems which offer to them a great challenge. Eugene Chassin Harry Kinnison Jim Haulce John Gatwood, Anne Schwer, Shirley Sch- neider Gail Eichelman and Dave Cox testing some principles in physics. r f' yy'7'if'X75' 4,1

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Photographed during a laboratory period are Joe Schutte, Lois Peake, Doug Miranda, Keith Acles, Wesley Ault, and Joyce Caudill, No one can understand his world or live intelligently in it without some knowledge of biology and physi- ology. With a staff of teachers whose interest in their subiect never fails and a wide range of teaching aids, the students of SHS find themselves fascinated by both subiects. We caught John Blackwood and James McGowan gossiping between classes, -7 Q Pictured examining some new plants are C J Kaufman and Gladys Leatherman. SCIENCE Examining Zeke the Skeleton are Rosemary Detrick, Bettina Roberts Judy Dobbins, June Trumbo, and Nancy Dennis. .1 -k A- -'C N'-1

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MATH EMATICS MaThemaTlcs Teaches us noT only The funda menTal sTeps of calculahng buT IT also de velops for Us a sense of reasonung This ss a baslc vlrTue and Therefore The masTery of Thus subgecT as an lmporTanT mllesTone In our lVeS ,. Z N ,Q J Teachers nn The MaTh DeparTmenT are Ella Chase Hugh Barber Lufher Barnes John Lnnn Wnllnarn Waln and Verner Garlough Be low ns Mr Waln s geomevry class 22 fff ' ,Y rx A..,i V fl' ' 1 3, F- . Y ' , - 1 KT. 'r ' I' J sl' ' 'H '.C 'f A -' V. Q. .1 'gi .mi , i 7? 9 I, 1 I ,A .,, ., UT I ' ' -f 'R-J fini .,..K ' ' x- -L. 'b I M M r l .. 1 r I Q. s v , , Y ' S ' 1 , fr ,, 4 4 X I - r- , , W ' - , A A . '- :K I, f' f T . . 1 , . ' f I l ll' . . . . . . If pr Ar I EM? I' . l T 4 T ' s.