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Page 17 text:
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MATHEMATICS Mathematics is the clue to logical thinking. By pursuing a diligent study of this subject and by becoming able to solve a problem, one develops within himself a practical and logical mind. This fact is probably the main reason why a two years' study of the subject is compulsory for college preparatory students. For those pupils who like to explore the profound depths of equilateral triangles and prisms, the mathematical course includes algebra, plane geometry, solid geometry, trigo- nometry and business arithmetic. The mathematics teachers are Miss Sarah Ruby. Miss Ruth E. Bonnett, Mr. Alan T. Button, Mr. L. C. Campbell. Miss Grace Deierlein, Mr. Carl M. Knudsen, Miss Maurine Laber, Miss Abigail McRaith, Mr. Charles C. Marlowe, Mrs. Mildred E. Mitchel, Miss Katherine Piggott, and Miss Jessie A. Skinner. MRS. MITCHEL MISS PIGGOTT MR. KNUDSEN MISS SKINNER
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COMMERCIAL Secretaries and stenographers are born in the commercial department of Jefferson, as typewriters peck and pencil points yield queer figures. Included in the commercial department are typing, short- hand. commercial law, commercial geography, bookkeep- ing, writing, and spelling. Because of the extent of the regular commercial course, a student planning to do secre- tarial work does not need to spend as much time at busi- ness college. With the exception of the college preparatory, the com- mercial course is the most popular one in the school. Our commercial teachers are Mr. R. L. Edwards, Miss Betty Burgard, Mrs. Audrey Coons. Miss LeeNora Cunningham. Mrs. Louise Srondahl, Mrs. Margaret Larson, Miss Mar- garet M. Purvine, Mr. John Rockwell, Jr., and Miss Anna May Sechler.
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MISS KENTNER ENGLISH (CONT.) The English teachers are Miss Mattie G. Kentner, Miss Pauline Beck, Miss Helen F. Boyle, Mrs. Edith Charlston, Mrs. June Goodale Chamberlain, Miss Mary Elder, Miss Sadie Ettelson, Miss Nina L. Greathouse, Mr. Francis R. Hay, Miss Elma P. Kimbrell, Miss Dolores Leavens, Mrs. Lenora M. Levan, Mr. Clarence E. Oliver, Miss Esther Olsen, Miss Elizabeth Parker. Miss Katherine L. Parsons, Mr. Laurence Pratt, Miss Ruth H. Pringle, Miss Oenone Shaw, Miss Martha Shull. Mr. Homer Sibley, and Mrs. Margaret C. Smith. THERE IS NO FRIGATE LIKE A BOOK There is no frigate like a book To take us lands away, Nor any coursers like a page Of prancing poetry. —Emily Dickinson. MRS. CHARLSTON
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