Gillespie High School - Gillespian Yearbook (Gillespie, IL)

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SCIENCE ix' 1 Q . QM: ' . Members of o biology :loss under the direciion of Mr. Berqqren . 'VA .TSVN f. , . 1, uve Choviele Sobberi, Mock Komnick, Pc1uIe!Te OGormon cmd ' H,-.4-1497, it .2-A 91 -,-Y Donna Boone. S vw-J 461:15 51?-? Q-is A ' A iii Y--1 I 'iifefffs 1 ni 3,4 N 'pax 1 -B st, ry, K , Gerald Wilson, Ronnie Price, Nancy Dover, Mqnhg Ely Und lcffy Clark work in the lub under Vhe difecnon of Mrs Verticrghio, Chemistry swdenvs, Neil Vidmcr, Marvin Fossero and Bob Eccles work dniqenvly vowovd 'he corn- pIeMon of on expedmenv,

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Explaining the solution of on equation in on algebra class is Mr. Orler. Freshman Judy Cordum looks on intently. High school math: a fundamental part of nearly all advanced study 'jzidopglttei ' 'ie of the most '.-.' Citri- 1-iliile assi-1. card possess is C1 tiiofo ,121 zfrstiiiidiizii ol io G s i if iidt2ier:i'1tx':' ' 1: fx mfitli is CI funda- mental rffg.i f1rtifAit lor folio ze eri- trfmff- it keeertif-s f-'sen more izixporturit to iiifili swgoci stxifierits. Matti is riot only necessary for cole lege entronee it is or valiiolale asset to proiessional men and in indsstry. Showing the importance oi math is the iittle knovxri tact that ueorzietry is of basic part oi e','er','tli1na, '.-fiieilief it be visible or grivisilale. From atoms, 'xliifji fiffitiif be sf-fem log' tile hiked Dernonslralmq for the rest ol a qeomelvy class are .lo Arm Volerio, James Tallmon and Alice Yonl, Edna Howenon, Glenn kerl Yoke part in some Malh class, ., ,, wliifli 'Ve 'oilf- ,I I s 1 2 if Z- Suhling, and Diono Tea- bocrd work in a General ' X f-ye to t' A tl':slL',' new sports Cars, f-fl by prf1f'tif'f1lly every- f-'fifif-rit ff.'e7y'.'.'lLere. owl f'ff,rr.i-try' From t lf it to t f- Vif .f :iilf-st ciritliiricftic prob st foitiypliiiatf-'l tfiaorio iizetfifg t e'.'er',' iripoftait part iiiali sf 'el into is Covered ir. our Toigrsf-s ir. tigs ff t'i': fjfij of ii.tif1i . ...,:f..f'rr1' f' itsioferies it '.'fC'li V-'A Vis or 6 Cefsoi to 'portif A ' t':.iiQ1e 3iii's f--.ffffv

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Bookkeeping is the subiect matter, Mr. Woods is the instructor. 'iWhy w0n't this balance? Basic function of office procedures are advanced in Business lab Our business departments many re- cent additions are intended to keep stride with the rapid advances in busif ness. Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Business Machines courses, under tho instruction ol Mrs. Tenikat and Mr, Woods, are designed to better prepare our graduates tor the world ot busi- ness. Deep concentration must be lo- cused upon these subjects to acquire the skill and ability to conquer the everfincreasing demands oi the com- plex business field. A class in typing, under the direction ot Mrs Tenikct, works diligently on a beginning lesson BUSINESS With the close supervision of Mrs. Tenikat, a group senior girls work in a Business Machines class. Il. 41 iv Xb I .