Elyria Public High School - Elyrian Yearbook (Elyria, OH)

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P EMORX DILLIER LOLIS GMEINDL ANINE LEVAN WILLIANI PALI. L E SHORT LETLS SWEIGARD H L WILSON F Q5 Doan look n Math Students Explore umbers Lelrnrng Sprrrt Fun El-I9 Mathe matxes IS one of the departments that helps us to prose thrs equatlon General mathe matres IS a reuevs of the fundamentals fraetrons taxes graphs etc and rntroduces the student to al ebra To do the work darly and keep up vtrth the elass rs lITl portant for any student taking tlgebra Roots exponents quldratre equltlons and radleals present .1 great challenge to the puprls Armed mth protractors Compasses and rulers an army of students attack geometry mth a mrghty force After un earthlng angles trrangles and pyramrds the EHS Battahon comes out the wmner problem l1e many mrnutes of hard labor One may be proud of hrs mathematrcal ae complrshments They show abrllty des1re and work Rzllvz 'sir bhort obserxes as Barbara Bum Bob fmnt, and Frel Nlollenkoph explarn an 'Xlecbri l problem 4 I X r Paul explams .1 trrkonometrx 1 r :ble-m u hrle aro me 'Norm n o A Leometrnc fneure IS explalned by Don Allen rn Mr Whlsons Geometry I class Mr Wrlson Bexerlv Chrrstensen and Phxl Kelly look on 1 l 'Q A H Z . . .e . L - l v . ' ' h N ' I . ' 4 ' .. v 7 if 1 U K 1 . ' z- ' , - ' , 1 A 2 ' 2 2 C ' . - V 1 a 1 ' Y V. . - , , , , Behind the correct answer to a trigonometry A l I ' . . 5 . Y I V . A . 1 V , ' k , , fs- , ,K A , , I ' . ' . W , 5 e 1. sro 1 .1 , - .- A t P 'x, ', , K . C. l A .' s .1 d T m ' I7 . I8

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DOROTHY NAPLES ESTELLE L NEWELL .v- JAMES B RAKESTRAW Mr Rakestraw and students partlcnpate ln muscle buxldmg exercxses m hxs elghth perlod gym class Mrs Newell takes part m a volleyball game mth students durmg her first penod gym class I7 Phys Ed Develops EIEZZQEFSSAQLM S portsmanshl p At Elyrla Hlgh everyone IS requlred to take four years of physlcal educatlon unless excused by a doctor Gym classes are held both 1ndoors and outdoors and the funda mentals of as many sports as possible are taught Boys gomg out for sports such as football and basketball are excused from regular gym per1od Glrls who vush to do so may take sw1mm1ng mstead of gym twlce a Week at the YMCA durmg the exghth perzod The svummmg classes are d1v1ded mto sections accordmg to ablhty Everythm 15 taught from the fundamentals of staymg on top of the water to the most difficult types of d1ves Students takmg gym are assessed a locker room fee and are glven clean towels for every perlod that they take gym The fee 15 collected on a semester basls I O I v T . T 1 A .. , , - A ' D . Y. jifgj e ' 5 . . . . U . , ' C 1

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and prejudices and arrivrnff at logical con E.H. . Boasts Budding Scientists That odor vxaftmg through the hallways really isnt poison gas exen though rt may haxe been accompanied by a shght explosion It rs really only one of the results of the work of one of our science classes No one argues the fact that we are living ln a scientific age and that knowledge of sclence may haxe a lot to do with our future suruxal And Elyrla Hxghs selence classes haxe kept right up to date in this scientific age Among the serences offered at EHS are general science biology senior science chemrstry and physres Perhaps the greatest outcome for any student rn the science currlculum IS the fact that he will hawe learned to apply sc1entrf1c processes rn solving daily problems seekrng the facts ellmrnatmg sennments clusrons Nlr Bauer directs Dore Boone as she examines a slide throueh a mneroscope Brolom students looklna. on are Ron Lems Connle Salxs and George Strom C. WILLIALI BARTON RALPH F. BAUER EARL LALTENSCHLEGER LEROY PRYOR GEORGE SANDRTW A N SMITH BARBARA SMITH RAY WILSON Students ln Mr Prxors first period phxscs class examine a micrometer caliper Grou around the table are Stexe Nlrko Tel Gottlrled Nlr Prxor jim Buttle Caroline Norris and Fred Holec I9 usx. H ' nb . A ' rv 1 - S S -' . . x , , 7 7 Q' - I - ,B C 5 ' .