Jackson Central High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Arcadia, IN)

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Mathematics I knew itll That little gray-haired old lady shortchanged me! Dick Russell works and explains a coin problem to gain experience in expressing verbal instructions as mathematical symbols. Instructed by Mr. Keesling and Mr. Henricks, the Math Department presents a continuous four-year program of mathematics for those interested in col ege or business. Beginning algebra and geometry, followed by advanced a gebra and trig- onometry, provide a solid foundation of the basic logic and procedure necessary to solve the typical problems of today and the unforeseeable problems of tomorrow. ! E 1 The Governed And As Mr. White points out Dallas, Texas, and Mr. McGeath holds a class dis- cussion, they both impart the underlying necessity of self-government - - - INFORMATION. With a balanced array of subjects--World History, v

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Classes

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Science Look, frog, if you bleed on me, I won't dissect yag l'll bisect ya--from head to foot. The students at right are involved in the main- stream of science--the investigation and explanation of all events, whether mundane or extraordinary. The inquiring student may select a course of study in the biological or physical sciences. The Biology Department, instructed by Mr. Bauchert and Mr. Britton, offers biology and advanced biology as a means to a deeper appreciation of the wor d of life. Through lectures and myriad experiments, the physical sciences provide a fundamental knowl- edge of matter and motion. fBelow5 The physics class investigates the intrica- cies of hydrolysis. The Governors United States History, and United States Government-- the Social Studies Depart- ment strives to produce an understanding, inquiring, and most of all, informed attitude in the students of Jackson Central High School. -ll