Galena Park High School - Jacket Yearbook (Galena Park, TX)

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fill Eva? 1 J' Y , 'N MEN OF SCIENCE The Galena Park school drstrnct carrxes on an extensrve scrence program as ts shown ln these pxctures The one rn the upper rlght shows Mr Edgar and some of next year s sopho rnores xx ho are now freshmen preparmg an expernement whlle IH the upper left Larry Fowler and Charles Washburn two sennors seem to be surprnsed mt what IS happenlng to thexr expenment ln the mxddle left Sallx Hubbard watches whrlt Ann Stesenson and Erankre Burns fxlter a ltquxd to frnd rts chemrcal content and at the lower rxght Vlr Sandel super uses whxle Lmda llovd pomts out the bone structure of shoulder and arm Eddxe Connor George Custer Sally Seward and Lxnda Goodman watch hopxng to learn somethmg 31

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S. TO THINK IS TO EXIST The square roots of mathematics may seen difficult at first, but once you get the hang of it, it appears easier. Actually the work involved has one little blessing you learn right away, and that is ya gotta think if ya gonna pass. ,b,v-K.-w Thats not a whip in Mr. Taylor's hand but a pointer by which he often demonstrates the correct solution to a problem of his commercial math class.

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'52 Pictured at the right is Mr. .len- sen showing one of his students a better way to draw a house plan. This is a familiar scene in his classes. Below Mr Gibson watches as his class works on their projects 1-0' -:TMJ-I IM? 'Q' is-dp! 'fkii 'i g ' ln the more adxanced classes i '- '- 1 the students begin working with copper. This is a shot H at Mr. Pimbertons art class as they are absorbed in their work. :Q - 1 4-41- ws 2 WI 53 ee I 5 ,.'- I , f n...,,,n ...z K. fs, ART STUDENTS EXHIBIT THEIR TALENTS In many respects the art and mechanical draw ing classes are closely related Mr Gibson the mechanical drawing instructor strixcs to teieh his students the fundamentals of drawing sueh things as house plans and machines The students learn to scale larger objects to plaee them on plans To some people this means a beginning of their future occupations In the art classes a student is not so concerned with plans as he is with the finished product Under the direetion of Mr Pimberton the stu dent learns the fundamentals of art and then proceeds with more difficult projects sueli mosaics and working with copper