Glen Elder High School - Gold and Black Yearbook (Glen Elder, KS)

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thai land lumens BIULDGY AND GENERAL SCIENCE The science classes, taught by Mrs. Clover, have proved to be very interesting. Because of a small class the biology students have been able to work with the microscopes several times during the year. Although the general science class is a larger one and they have not been able to conduct any experiments, the students have found it very in- teresting to discuss the various things. All in all, the students feel they have spent a very worth-while and interesting year in these classes. G. E. H. 5. PRINT SHOP The printing class is divided into two groups with 'ten students in each group. Among the many things printed this year are stationery, typing progress records, programs, work sheets, book report blanks, posters, meal tickets, football and basketball schedules and tickets, report cards, enrollment cards, church programs and W. S. C. S. booklets, pep club constitutions, football banquet equipment, the Hi Echoes bi-weekly, and the 1945 Gold and Black. The classes, under Mr. Sutcliff's supervision, feel that they accom- plished much and have saved the school considerable expense.

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rmef mm mlmus M ATH E MATI CS The algebra class consists of 25 members, 9 girls and 16 boys. George Betz received the highest grade in the January Emporia Test in Algebra L making only one error. The year was spent in learning the principles of factoring, extracting square roots, and working with polynomials. This class was taught by Miss McDonald. There are 28 members in the geometry class, which is taught by Miss McDonald also. Geneva Neifert lead the class in the January Emporia Test. Her score was 54 out of a possible 63. - They were taught the usual study of theorems and constructions. There are 17 boys in the advanced mathematics class, both juniors and seniors. This subject is taught every other year. Miss McDonald taught this class the first semester and the last semester she was aided by Mr. Sutcliff who taught 3 days out of every week. This class took up the principles of solving equations by graphs, solving roots, solving quadratic and radical equations, logarithms, etc. SDCIAL SCIENCE Fifty-three juniors and seniors spent two very worth-while semesters studying American history, constitution, and international relations under the instruction of Miss McDonald. These subjects are required in order that we may acquire a better knowledge of our government, the relations be- tween other countries, and the history back of our government so that we may make it better in the future.