Huntsville High School - Hornet Yearbook (Huntsville, TX)

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SCIENCE The study of the various sciences opens up n W worlds to the student. The progress ot our modern world depends, to a great extent, upon our ability to use wisely the discoveries oi modern science. l. 2. Barbara and Suzanne exploring the mysteries oi the plant kingdom. Tommy, Polly Ann, Thomas, and Frank, camera enthusiasts, en- gaging in the Work of amateur photographers. Polly Ann examines a roll of film. was 3k1ga5x 'f Q ' Q Y.. at 1 44 3. Marilyn, Ann, and l. B. periorm an experiment in Chemistry.

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BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION A well-rounded program of athletics for boys is offered in H.H.S. During the football season and the most emphasis is placed, of course, upon football. As soon as the grid-iron season is over, basket- ball comes to the fore and the boys participate in many tournaments in that sport. Spring finds the game of tennis demanding a great deal of attention and track men going through their paces. mf .M fx g' A V , , Wmwi ,M we f' eww' . , '55-V5 M .5 Mgr ,f me fwf .iwfftfni f, ., Three coaches, Mr. Park, Mr. Kethan, and Mr. Lawrence, train the boys in these sports. ll.cftl Football practice is tough and rigorous. Here the team is practicing on the practice field. Holly has the ball. f Let the interference do the rest. fbottoml The Hornet basket ball team practices in the gym the tactics they will use in the next game. 0 'wwf fl? 1,-an O D

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Bioloqy students, Henry Srnall, Rohert White and Isaiah Martinez check the aquarium as Mrs. Etheredqe looks on. j 4 'S SCIENCE l. Dora Beth Clark explains to the Bio- loqy class the different stages in plant life. gh' ...qi Kenneth Coley, Lionel Atkinson, Donna Davis, Mrs. Z5-.dams and Gene evieve Townley niake hydrogen in the Chen istry Cla