Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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Miss Thull demonstrates the procedure in using the slide rule to her advanced mathematics class- Hichard Parlow, and Ronnie Miles determine the coefficient of friction and the mechanical advantages of pulleys in an ex- periment in physics class. Twenty MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE REVEAL THE LAWS OF THE UNIVERSE Science and Mathematics, the ex- act sciences, are two of the most import- ant subjects that are taught in school. Although these subjects have the few- est students in their advanced courses they greatly influence the students that take them. In a day of scientific ad- vancement, in which we live, it is hard to get anything done without the aid of science. To know more about this force which is a definite factor in the world today, is an invaluable aid in straight- ening out some of the bad conditions that face the world. With these thoughts in mind the teachers of exact sciences try to teach their subjects in such a way that the students may profit from them not only by knowing the subject but also by having improved thinking and reason- ing power.

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