Lufkin High School - Fang Yearbook (Lufkin, TX)

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MRS. BEULAH HORN B. A., McMurry Collegeg Algebra Ig Co-Sponsor of National Honor Society busy. A difficult Solid Geometry test keeps these students Math Develops Power Of Reasoning Mr. Ward's Trigonometry class learns the principles ofthe slide rule. LEWIS WARD MRS. NEVA PARTRIDGE B.S.g S.F.A.g Solid Geom- etIy, Trigonometxy, Alge- bra llg Co-Sponsor of Fu- ture Teachers of America B.A., M.Ed. g Trinity, S. F. A,g Algebra llg Plane Geometryg Trigonometry The LHS math department offers a broad range of courses to fit the needs of all students. Plane and Solid Geometry develop the power of reasoning, whereas Algebra can be applied in its simple form to everyday affairs. Trigo- nometry paves the way to advanced mathema- tics. The students' future plans help determine which math courses they will take.

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A microscopic world is revealed to biology udents. MR. RUSSELL BOURQUEIN . ., M.A.,Un1V. o Cincinnati, East Texas State, Chemistryg Tennis Modern Equipment Aids Future BILLY RAY CLARK ., M.Ed. 5 North asp Biologyg B m Football, Basket- MR. BILL ESKUT B. A. 5 North Texasg Plane Geometry, Physics, Spon- sors Radio Club MR. ROBERT WAGSTAFF B. S., M.Ed. : S.F.A.. U. of H. g Biologyg Boys' P.E.g Head Basketball Coach Scientists One of the school's mast important duties is that of training young minds for the scientific jobs of the future. This task is well executed by the chemistry, physics, and biology classes where stu- dents can be found solving formulas, balancing equations, studying animal and plant life, and per forming experiments. How to determine coefficients of friction challenges physics students.

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Vocational Courses Prepare Students For The Future Students in Vocational Classes acquire knowledge and skill through actual experience of job training and lab courses. As vocations appear to be the question with many, talents are adjusted to fit desired lines of work, and students are prepared for their future. Forestry, cattle management and con servation are only a few of the topics covered in agriculture classes. S. FRANCES MCKINZIE MRS. IANE NOLAND ., M.Ed.g S.F.A.g B.S.gT.W.U.gH0me- nemaking, Home and making. Home Nursing: rily Livingg Junior Class Co-Sponsor of F.H. A. nsor, Co-Sponsor of l. A. These girls discover that sewing is enjoyable, as well as profitable. MR. HERMAN BATE B.S., M.Ed.: A 85 M: Vocational Agriculture F.F. A. Sponsor