Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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Would you believe it? | can’t prove it either! MRS. LOIS L. BAXTER B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan College; Geometry, Advisor to Senior Class. S MR. JAMES MANNWEILER B.S. in Ed., Kent State U.; General Math, Business Arithmetic, and Algebra I; Ad- visor to Freshman Class. MRS. FLORENCE M. PFOUTS MR. ROBERT A. DeMOOY cet! B.S. in Ed., Ohio State U., Kent U.; Alge- A.B., Hiram College, ‘Akron University; bra I. Adv. Math, Algebra II, Reserve Basketball Coach.

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Man’s Way of Communicating Through the ages, man has conveyed his ideas by means of literature. To open to the students the door that leads to this literature and to teach the gram- matical construction is the purpose of the English teacher. During a student's first two years at Jackson, literature and grammar are equally divided. Junior English consists mostly of American literature and neces- sary grammar. For those who wish to study more in English they may study Eng- lish literature during their senior year. MRS. D‘ORSAY W. PEARSON B.A., M.A., Ph.D. candidate, Woman’s College of U.N.C., University of Florida; English IV, Public Relations, Advisor to Bear Facts, National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. : P ‘ MR. C. J. HENRY Mr. Hen I th t toh , r ty explains the sonnet to his English Literature Class BS. in Edi) University éfCinciniatt, Kent State U.; English III and IV. 19

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MR. FRANK SWETERLITSCH B.S., John Carroll U., Ohio State U., Akron U.; Chemistry, Physics. =e e—— MR. JOHN W. BERG B.S., M.E., Kent State U.; Biology, Physiol- ogy, Head Wrestling Coach, Advisor to Audio-Visual and Wrestling Pep Club. let me see now. How do you do this? Science Department For the first time at Jackson, five courses of science have been offered to anyone wishing to further his education in that field. General Science, which is the exploration into the many phases of the scientific field, is the only science which is required at Jackson. In Biology, one studies living organisms from the most microscopic to the largest. For those interested in nursing and medicine, Biology serves as a foundation. Chemistry, the study of the composition and properties of sub- stances, helps a student to appreciate the role of chemicals in every- day life. . The study of Physics deals with the properties, changes, and inter- actions of matter and energy. This subject also deals with physical and mathematical measurements. Physiology, a new course offered at Jackson this year, deals with the functions and vital processes of living organisms or their parts and 6raans. MR. CECIL A. RAMGA B.S., in Ed., Ohio Northern U.; Ohio State U.; General Science, Advisor to Annual MR. JOHN C. VOLTZ B.A., Malone College; M. Ed., Kent State U.; Now attending Akron U.; General Sci- ence, Biology, Advisor to freshman class, Staff. Assistant Wrestling Coach. 21