Carlsbad Mid High School - Remuda Yearbook (Carlsbad, NM)

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MA THEMA T105 Everything from sets to postulates is ab- sorbed by students when they study the forms of algebra and geometry offered at Mid High. Mid I-Iigh's math teachers spend an hour a day with each student making sure he will be able to handle all forms of math by the end of the year. DON FISHE JERRY HEN Lea McLaughlin and Debby Lester watch as another student puts a problem on the board in Mrs. Reiter's math class. 21 W. w,,,r.,,. svfa?E?ife2z:1v:-- - f .I nm., ,,,,,, ....., , ,.:.,. .Q ,.i,,.., ...., Q .... w..a-fa X' 'I r Kffi ak my ' 'I 3, I mmm K EI I .S er - 7 ' : A ,,., ,.,. 9? , Z.. 'I f , I Y 53, i2,. g ,! I I E f f 1, ' .. I E . f, ' if 1 I , iggl-l.L5!!,!' ' ,gi uw: Igiifflyifxif Elf ,fi-2349555 -X lil zfzflf I K' J I PHIL I-IILLIARD ART DOLF CYNTHIA ELLER RAYMOND LANDRETH BILL WALLACE ALICE REITER

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A Ei R13 fl Q :gf 'NE Q -Nw i. V.. skin, , .iklx I W..- .. ,Q Concentration students in Mr. puzzle over a p f 3555 'H ' s . 1 'U' f-YV. A .,'L.s,,-Q' Wang , if M can be seen on the faces of the Hilliard's math Class above, and, left, Mike Childress and janet Klein roblern in their class. few? VM we grail 4 H 7 vikwfi 2 f ,semff m,,,3:25gff.rf1gff?afvegrww Q 5 f 4 Em?313555531152'fl?Ps5-SN? Carl Haas is caught napping in Mr. Dolf's geometry class, while, below, h is classmates are busy studying

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Frank Weldon, Eddie Boerio, and Martin Garcia prepare to view some bacteria in Mr. Caraveau's biology class. TOM SUTTON GEORGE ELLIS GERALD CARAVEAU PH T SI CAL SCIENCE In physical science, students are required to set up and work out experi- ments for themselves, taking note of the results. Emphasis is placed on lab and chemistry work. Students taking biology become well acquainted with frogs and worms before the year is through. All aspects of the plant and animal kingdoms are covered as much as possible in the course, and the students find themselves able to recite facts about subjects ranging from cells to mosses. General science students spend their time studying their environment and scientific principles concerning it. All science students go away with a new understanding of the physical world.