Bismarck High School - Prairie Breezes Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE If you've noticed the tricky test tube twirlers, of which Danny is one, tearing out of chemistry lab even before the bell rings, it is probably due to a horrible assignment such as making hydrogen sulfide. Teaching the juniors and seniors chemistry is the pleasant QD duty of Mr. Anderson Qwith his theory of atoms being boyffriends, etc.j and Mr. Van Heuvelen Cwho also creates college chemistsj. Incidentally, we rate them among the best! Biology, in which we learn to classify those gruesome little crawling things, is taught by Mr. Schrum, Those beastly boneless bugs to be disected may make you a bit squeamish but believe us, when Cand ifj you pass that course, you really know something. lt takes brains to learn physics, Mr. Hool-Us proud pupils inform us. O.K. we agree-only we've heard that aeronautics isn't a snap either. Mr. Eugene, Mr. Nelson, and Mrs. A add to our scienceflearnin' with general science, mostly for Freshies. , CHARLES Hook :en 1

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MATHEMATICS E5 SCIENCE Iiwm Huss MILDRED Huis Lucmz ANDERSON 16Cx+yD+zaC3b+cD:? Your guess is as good as ours! How Danny Demon hates to come merrily CDid we say that? Half asleep 'rathe1!j breezing into math class early in the morning only to be shocked into utter wakefulness by a very difhcult equation glaring at him from the blackboard. Ah! What an extreme satisfaction he gets out of working it all by himself! After Mrs. Andere son Qfrom her perch on the deskj, Miss Huff Cwith that 'this is right' lookb, or Mr. Huss Cwith that engaging smilej has explained the problem, it looks like a cinch! The calculatin' calculators of Bismarck High will tell you that although math isn't easy it has its advantages. And also, kidlets, it's supposed to teach you to think. CNOW isn't that somethin'D S 1

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COMMERCE DEPAR TMEN T Lois Kuuc JUANITA EDICK ET:-ini. ROBINSON Clickityfclack, clickityfclack, clickityfclack echoes along the third floor. This plus numerous screams and unmentionable words originate in the typing room. Typical of these keyflcnockers, taught by Mrs. Quiet! Edick and Miss Time's up! Kirk, is Donna-Danny's latest. CShe's definitely smoooothlj Sauntering next door we discover Miss Robinson reigning over the dizzy do- main of bookkeepers. Add the first sum to the second, divide by three, multi- ply by five -well you tell us, you future book checkers and income tax collect' ors. fYou probably will! Leavenworth, here we come D Frightening the short' hand students into perfection is Mrs. Edick's favorite phrase, To make a misf take once is excusable, twice is stupid. From these not so silent sanctums will come many a super secretary or stenographer and numerous brainy bookkeepers with much needed knowledge to shower on the business world. Eighzecn