East Richland High School - Olnean Yearbook (Olney, IL)

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Jim Wattleworth diagrams a sentence as Terry Oestreich looks on Sem Clittord, Kay Combs, Mr. Eegleton, Pete Dale, and Bob I-layner consider a global problem. Our school is a teacher and a class ot students. lt is instruction in the classroom and research in the library. It is the inter- change of ideas between students and teacher. It is recitation and listening. It is concentration on the problem and solving it. lt is knowing how to study and studying. It is the never-ending search tor knowledge.

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SHOWS THAT WE OFTEN CONCENTRATE. Mr. Provines heNps Skip Miner wifh a geomerry probTem as Angel Parsons, Sharon Bafernan, and ofhers concenfrafe on The work before +hem.

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The camera reveals that the students at E.R.H.S. are accepting the challenge ot a more vigorous pace in education as de- manded by the World of l959. Physics, chemistry, advanced math classes are hav- ing larger enrollments. Girls as Well as boys are exhibiting enterprise and hard Work in outside preparation and in indi- vidual research problems. There is satisfac- tion here in E.l:t.l-l.S. in l959 that comes from giving our best to the task betore us. Karen Leaf, Bruce Wall, Wayne Neeley, Joe Myers, Jerry Jones, Jim Wattle- worth, Linda Marks, and Linda Kallans- rude in advanced algebra class. Carol West and Jim Yeager are intent on trigonornetry as Mr. Shearer stands by to lend a helping hand.