Kinsley High School - Kihischo Yearbook (Kinsley, KS)

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Math And Science Lay The Foundation 3S ’A)' 73 if 33 Gilbert Perez, former KHS grad, Mrs. Bayless looks on while a general math student demonstrates spent some time as an assistant addition of degrees, minutes and seconds, to Mr. Kasselman. Math, as usual, is a must. Under the qualified teaching of Mr. Kasselman and Mrs. Bayless, the math department can surely be proud of its accomplishments. MR. KASSELMAN Consumer Math, Algebra, Geometry, and Senior Math. MRS. BAYLESS General Math, Algebra, and Physics. 10

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And Learn Physical As Well As Mental Skills MR. BELL Drivers' Education Girls Health and Physical Education Advanced Girl's P. E. Under the guiding hand of Mr. Bell and Mr. Robinson, KHS students are being made more aware of some of the practical aspects of life. They are being educated in the art of safe driving and healthful living in order to become more well-rounded people. MR. ROBINSON Driver's Education Girl's Health and Physical Education Advanced Girl's P. E. Drivers' Education students preparing the car for a spin around the block. Robert Wiley demonstrating his driving ability.

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For Understanding Of Our Physical World Closeup of the walking catfish donated to the school by Gary Salyer. Charles tries to catch the catfish. Lyle demonstrates one of the principles of Physics by sitting on a board full of nails, the points are up. The Advanced Biology class dissecting pig embryos. The students of natural science were busy all year becoming more aware of the phenomenan of life and living things. Throughout the year the school was donated many interesting and unusual creatures, a walking catfish and an armadillo, being two of them. They also spent much time learning how our universe works in Physics and Chemistry. MR. REULE Biology General Science MRS. KORF Physical Science Chemistry, Biology Advanced Biology General Science