Eaton Rapids High School - Eatonian Yearbook (Eaton Rapids, MI)

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clence and ath Sttmulate Future Interest ff -uv ---In .IV NIR DONALD MPXIr.R MR EARL D RICH MR HhRBERT HOPE BS Central M1ch1f.an AB Frankl1n College BS 'VI1ch11:an State College MA Umverslty of LDIXCVSIIX Junlor H1t.h Sclcnce M1ch1gan Junnor Hnzh Sclence and 'vlathtmaucs Sc1enceandMathemat1cs and Mathemaucs Juntor Hzgh Conserw Canxervatzon Club Junzor Hzgh Convfrva tzon Club lzon Club MR DMIDJ YOUNG MRS PATRICIA AB Alma College RHODIL HISIOTY Bb M1ChlL3D State Blology Lnnersny DIFGCIOY of Aud1o XlQU3l jumor I-hgh Scxence Alds DISSCCIIDH small anlmals ls an attractlxe part of the blologx 1sseLt1nf' warms frog, ot tr 1 s 1 an 1n erestmff eiture I the hm 1 course us ng. the 1111erosu1pu ilso thrllls e students Atoms neutrons and eleetrons reallx hefuddle the chem1strx students unt1l thex are able to 1ron out the1r d1ff1cult1es Expenmentlng mth forces the1r mea urement and effects hlghlwhts the phx sms course All students except those talxlnff geometrx are mystlhed when axloms and postulates are belng d1scussed Storx problems help 1n dexelopmg logl cal thmlung but many belleve there must be an easler wav to learn 1- Chemxstry lab penods prov1detra1n1ng1n handlmg equlpment Class attractlxe to some that 1 Blology stud nts 11 re treated to neu ITIICYOQCODCQ thlssear -9' i bl-may l S ' Ifg. X' , ' N. and h' snall uni- mal, 's ' t ,, f 1 fr' ' logy , 3 ji f :Q ', th 1 ,. hp? ', I M N 1 , 2,1 K X .Q . .4 . v - 1. . .' . ' V. AY - . '. M. . . . .Pi A 5 I - Q . . ' . 'Yv' Qt ' I y. ' ' . ' A I L19 V! ' . 'Y X J ,,- , . 's. l ' '- e 'e ' ' , - 'i' . , l x 4 Q 1 It - Q

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Our Power of Self Expression In ,f -A +- The English teachers spent many hours this year revising Training in constructing a corrtct lnblnographx begins in the course of study. the seventh grade. 5 7' , 13 ' I 'VL' MRSJOYCE WALKER MRS. MAE L. HORN MISS ESMA MRS. FLORENCE A.B., Michigan State AB., University of FERGUSON MAXEY University Minnesota BS., Central Michigan A.B,, Washington Junior High English Junior High English junior High English UHiVfffSily and History Junior High English and History and History Junior Red Cross and History Junior Red Crass As a part of their training in etiquette, the sophomores discuss table manner

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In Scienti ic Fields Algebra studentsrcceive enlightening instruction on the drawing of graphs. . , at 57' . ,Q 1-51, Q yn or C.- B 1. MR. T, ROY MR.WILLIAM POTTS SOLDWISH BS., Western Michigan B.S., Bowling Green College , University MA., University of MA., Michigan State Michigan University Mathematics Junior High Science and Key Club Mathematics Phys -,.. Builds Strong Bodies i t .S We must not overlook a very important part of i A .Q our high school careers-our physical education M' instruction. What a good feeling to work off that excess en- ? . A fy ergy playing basketball, volleyball, soccer, and Y numerous other games. And don't we get a work- Ggfflis out with all those exercises we do? The boys' 1 . ., . . A-B. Simpson College Univeiifan a C physical endurance tests give us a chance to break Boys, Physical Education Girls' Physical Education Football and Baseball G.A.A. Varsity Club our own records. Yes, good fun and exercise. But you know. there's still another point to be made-a goal to reach. We continually hear that cry for good sportsmanship. Win or lose, take it like a sport! Pyramids and tumbling exercises keep the boys in good condition.