Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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MATH MR. DONALD ADLONG MRS. ALTA MAE ALTOM MRS. EDITH BALLARD MR. B. L. BLACKBURN MR. CARLOS BRADFORD MRS. LEONA BRYANT 5.06. . , 'Ns , ul K Wk 1' at .iv yt., ,L .A , T, ' ' l iiikf' 53 K X. I ,Axis 3 wi t sk it Q mf wit? T5 K. f XNA tk Z If Q iw? 1 P 'A 355 if X BL L B 1 A i - .- 322, Vg 1 .' If ,,,,'4if M -.f'1ff 'f fs ev-A- ,sd ..- - - I if I me i ff..,- it .r ms 1 it sf 'r Q rg f V ri S5 f 2 , kt 4 3 qw thnx 5 T55 s ? 'P 4 ' Dt? . . S W , ' X Y .. . ,, Q rw, x i. 1-.1 1 .3 ii, :,3w:9ef2sg .-1 .--:g,- MATHEMATICS SHARPENS THE POWER Come INSIDE EAGLELAND and study mathe- matics. Come into the World of the theoretical and the practical. Two years ot algebra, plane geometry, solid geometry and trigonometry probe to be the thought provokers and brain teasers. A knowledge of slide rule also proves helpful in the study of the more complicated mathematics. Success in advanced math is the beginning step toward fruitful college days. Those individuals seeking practical knowledge that can be utilized in everyday lite take consumer math and commercial arithmetic. A LITTLE HELP GOES A LONG WAY . . . Mr. Robbins odds to Larry Cunningham's explanation of the construction of the tangonts from on external point. ,s w - WWW 5 f 'wma --curl--'.vo1 n r 1, M 571135: 1129 'I' 4M-.nxpy Rv , .,,. Mft W -Q - ,l. 1. .... ' fm ,,ff .-- ifrw,-,fr Q? ' A . y .., y..,. . iii 'L mtmvwzewtr Y- :m:vrf-1r.:uAw1vMa.- 1 ua.wnafs K I-fi

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SOCIAL SCIENCE .QM K, ,... 5' my MR. DAVID KENNAMER MISS LEE ETTA MCADAMS MR. BOBBY IACK PRICE MR. VERNON SPENCE MRS. FERN MCGAUGHEY MR. KIRK MCKINNON MR. WILLIAM SPROULL MR. EDWIN TERBUSH If a person should enter the south wing and walk down the hall, he would see and hear many political battles being fought by class- room discussions. The history of the world, the United States and Texas, are understood much more readily with the addition of films, maps, newspapers, magazines, and projects. Our classes are spiced with exhibits, field trips, and speakers. As the person continues down the hall, he may find psychology students standing outside classroom doors practicing mental telepathy. These students seem to get enjoyment out of finding things about themselves by various means such as taking personality tests. The psychology class observes, first hand the work of trained psychologists, when they visit the Abilene State School each semester. The activities of the social studies depart- ment INSIDE OUR EAGLELAND are extremely interesting as well as informative. ONE STEP NEARER THE GREAT DAY . . . The last required work in social studies is completed by Rita ling as Mr. Dyer checks in her civics book. H ', dn- L-,,,,.....,-1 f--an- P 'S -we-'vP .gypbnva- P'U ,.,.,..n.-A-vim 5npnuWll Ql -u-suv '1 QQSUKWQ randi

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