Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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NATURAL SCIENCE Physical Education Folk dancing is enjoyed by the Physi cal Education class. In Physical Education there is some class work before every unit. Volley ball is a game that is enjoyed by all. A girl's Physical Education class forms a pin wheel. A basketball game between teams in the same class gives much excite- ment. Maybe this picture was mounted up- side down. Sliding into first in the gym. The boys play soft-ball outdoors. Wrestling and boxing are enjoyed by the boys. If you think this is easy, get your family together sometime and try it. Building pyramids makes the girls strong.

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MATHEMATICS Explaining Algebra is easy after think ing has been done. A Solid Geometry class gets acquainted with solids, all sizes and shapes. An Algebra problem is demonstrated. Many a boy has become interested in engineering because he uses the tran- sit in Trigonometry. There is plenty of brain activity in a directed study period. In Solid Geometry accuracy counts.

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NATURAL SCIENCE Material Half of a Biology class, doing composi tion work. Mr. Watts makes a demonstration be fore the Applied Science class. The other half of the Biology class engaged in composition work. Microscope work is always enjoyed by Applied Science students. Chemistry research is fun, but dan- gerous when you do not know what you are mixing. A boy operates a carbon arc in Physics. A Wimhurst machine is operated by a boy in Physics.