Klamath Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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eparfm uf Mathematics has always been considered The foundation of The American education system, This year The students of Klamath Union are entering an era in which an un- derstanding of mathematics will play an even greater roIe in The increasing com- plexity of civilization. To TUITIII This continuous demand Klamath Union offers several courses of interest, basic arithmetic, mathematics I and II, algebra I and II, geometry, and Trigonometry. ROBERT JOHNSON JAMES LIVERS WILLIAM NIANSFIELD HELEN ROPER DONALD ROSS Mrs. Howard explains to her Junior and Sophomore class of geometry The assignment forthe next day. Now he knows he should have stayed home last night in- stead of going out. 25

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Q JAMES BUEHLER ALICE HOWARD Department Head KENNETH HALL RAY JEWEL Students in Algebra find class time a great help.

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HAROLD DeSHAZO PHIL HARDER Lectures by Mr. Harder are a familiar part of the course i 26 n psychology. TOM CRABTREE GILBERT BOYD PAUL DELLER Mr. O'Toole explains a diffi- cult document in American History to Donna Cummins. 7 50 za Appreciation of a rich heritage in American democracy for the student is the major purpose of the social science department. Through required courses in American history and American prob- lems, students learn ot the origin and responsibilities ot democracy. This early training prepares students to become world citizens. A course in psychology is also in- cluded in the social science department.