Grove City Area High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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Mathematics is the gate and key of the sciences . . . lect of mathematics works injury to all knowledge, since he who is ignorant of it CLIIIIIOL know the other sciences or the things ol this world. -Roger Hnrolz Some ol' the deepest puzzles that man must face can be solved through mathematics. Possessing a certain beauty and orderliness, this science is one of the most useful and fascinating branches of human knowledge. Ancient philos- ophers used this area ol' knowledge to help them solve nature's mysteries. Today's generation uses it a guide to outer space. In order to educate their students for the space-age, the math department oH'ers Mathematics, Alge- bra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry and Advanced Mathematics. ATHE ATICS Mr. Richard Sturtevant, Afatlzematics Mrs. Helene Kuhn, Mathematics Mrs. Doris Nichols, Mathematics Miss Lucille Uber, Mathematics , lf x i Mr. James Hassel, Mathematics Mr. Robert Gillgrist, AIl1flIt'I7lflfif'S 14 l

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To know a little less and to understand a little more: that, it seems to me, is our greatest need. Mr. John Hummel, Sofia! Studies Mr. Edward Reddinger, Social Studies Understanding is the key to world peace and friendship. A huge place is the world and a complex place, too. From the youth oi' today come our lead- ers, enemies, and friends ol' to- morrow. The greater the under- standing among various people, the greater the friends, the fewer the enemies. Civics gives the freshman an understanding of his home state. XVorld Cultures gives the sophomore a knowledge of w o r l d civilization. American History gives the junior a view of his country's background, and seniors gain a better under- standing of world problems from Problems of Democracy. Mr. Leonard Clarke, Civics Mr. Ronald Stevens, Social Studies Mr. Richard Noel, Geography Mr. Eugene Forker, Social Studies Student Council Adviser Mrs. june Ehrlichman, Social Studies 13 Mr. Frederick Crum, Civics

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The challenge ol the future will be in business, with its technological, human and social factors. Good education for business has never been so widely available as it is today. Business is looking for people who can see the challenge. As a spokesman once said, VVe're trying to impress young people that this really is where the action is. Wlith this accent on business education, the school offers shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, sales and law, and clerical and ofhce practice, giving the young people a better than ever chance to succeed. Mrs. Eleanor Niece, Commercial Mrs. Ruth Wellington, Commercial Miss Alice Coyer, Commercial Future Business Leaders of America Adviser Mrs. Agnes Davis, Commercial