Cushing High School - Oiler Yearbook (Cushing, OK)

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MR. AUSTIN Vocal Music The newly organized Boys Glee Club is making rapid advancement. The interest and enthusiasm shown by the boys also are reflected in their work. This group consists of 32 boys, the largest per cent having had no previous musical training. During the year they made many public ap- peorances. The outstanding performance of the yeor was the presentation of Gilbert Sullivan's operetto, The Gondoliers. Junior Business is a part of our guidonce pro- gram. In this course we try to get the pupils to choose in such a way that they will develop into integrated ond well-adjusted personalities. In seventh grade science there is no evidence of shorp boundary lines between the various branches of science os biology, physics, and chem- istry.' We help the student to know obout the science of the world he lives in. Understanding, insight, generalization, and mastery are among the key objectives of -the course in seventh grade mathematics. Topics in arithmetic ond everyday geometry receive approxi- mately cquol attention. The fundamentals of arithmetic ore rebuilt from the very beginning and ore stressed continually throughout the course. During the second semester the meaning of per cent and its common uses ore introduced.