Clay Township High School - Geronimo Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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4 M' QE Mr. Palmer did an outstanding iob teaching mathematics and science. Clay is very fortunate in having a program of four years of high school mathematics available to interested students. Advanced algebra students found the study of quadratics intriguing, but difficult. The Latin students studied vocabulary, grammar, religion, and the many ways the Roman civilization influenced ours. A scrapbook was made to find how Latin is used in modern advertising and language. l -A ffl f JACQUE PALMER B.S., Ball State Physical Science Mathematics wt QI., mg P Milfwl l' ' J'- 'at MARJORIE UNDERWOOD B.S., Indiana Central M.S,, Butler Mathematics Latin Library Music I-4 9

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BETTY MAPLE B,S., Purdue Voc. Home Economics Physical Education ANNABELLE PALMER B.S,, Indiana M.S., Ball State Business Education Mathematics Geronimo Advisor Drum Chants Advisor ' mm if! Mrs. Maple taught the Home Economics students child care, grooming, and room arrangement. The and more efficient cooks. The study of bookkeeping aided understanding o keeping also prepared students for employment int H 5 ii a wide variety ot topics, including sewing, cooking, Sophomore girls, pictured above, learned to be better f how business fu he business world. ,nv l ff nctions in our everyday life. Book- vs.,

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RAY WAGNER B.S., Manchester English and Dramatics Social Studies JOHN WARD B.S., Manchester John Herron Art Institute Art Social Studies The T958-59 school year was the first year Clay required the fourth year of English The class had some very interesting speeches and debates ln the picture the topic being debated was Should The South Integrate Their Schools. With the help of Mr. Ward, new creative work in various media.