Mattawan High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mattawan, MI)

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CGM'E Clr L fPARTMENT THf TYPING DEPa T NT Or ' aTTAWAN high ?C- lOL H 5 ADDED Fl E ME-; T REWRITE S TilS F LL. DUS T. THE INTEREST ANIFE-'TED in This F Y PRACTIC L SUE 'EOT. THE iFGINf.INO iIbD',;TS HAVE JUST COVE ED ALL Ti-r LrjTE. ON THE s'EYBCXr, j AND ARE NOW ' CAKING TOWARD UJ'SNCY AND THE PERFECTION OF TECH’ ! • -TYPEWRiTERS 'ILL BE. AVAILABLE Tu STUDENTS FOR j3E DURING THEIR STUDY HOURS FOR MAKE-UP WORK AND ALSO OcTJIQE ‘CRK. THE AC V NCcO TYPING CLASS RECC NTLY COMPLETED TYPING A NUMBER OF LETTERS FOR THE CU1” ERCIAL CLUB OF 1 ATT A 1 HICK I 5 SPONSORING MINSTREL SHOW FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. thESc LETTERS Gave the advanced typing clas: their first real tast of office PRACTICE AND GAVE THE STUDENTS A CHANCE TO DEMONSTRATE THE I P EFFICIENCY. ON A TEN MINUTE TrST GiV N RECENTLY ONE AOVANCFO STUDENT -'EACHED A SPEED OF E? 0RD3 A f I MUTE WITH O LY E CR ORS. THE SHORTHAND DEPA-.T 'EV7 TH.'S YEAR H-o TAKrN AN0THER STEP FORWARD IN GIVING ITS STUDENTS THE LATEST AND OET MODERN METHOD OF TEACHING SHORTHAND, a METHOD '“HICH IS NU’V USED IN ALL THE Larger HIGH SChOOLS THROUGHOUT THE ST TE INCLUDING DETROIT. THE NEW TEXT ,,,HICH I w BEING USED FOR THE FIRST THE THIS YEAR IS CALLED GREGG SHORTHAND 3Y THE FUNCTIONAL 'ETHOD , BY LCLIS a « LESLIE. jY THIS .'ETHOD „ STUDENT F| ST SECURES A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF READING THE SHORTHAND CHARACTERS AND THEN APPLIES THIS READING KNOWLED DIRECTLY TO THE ' PI TING OF 5HO THANO. 3Y THIS METHOD A PERSON CAN WRITE FASTER IN A SHORTER TIME. THE JUNIOR BUSINESS CLASSES ARE FILLED TO CAPACITY. ; ANY STUDENTS ARE USING THIS COURSE AS A FOUNDATION FCn A COMi'cRClAL COURSE, 3EC;u5E THE COMMERCIAL FIELD OF-ERS Nl ER0U3 OPPORTUNITIES.

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•athematics department IMF MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT CFPESS 31 YE A' 3 OF R1' GULAR HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL VATHE,jA7 IC S AS WELL AS SEVENTH AND EIGHT GRADC STUDY OF THE BASIC OPERATIONS OF Ah|THEmETIC. IN THE HIGH SCHOuL DEPARTMENT A STUDENT MAY TAKE I YEARS CF ALGEBRA AND ONE YEAR OF PLANE GEOMETRY AS WELL AS TRIGONOMETRY aNS S-LID GEOMETRY IN THE AOVANC-Q MATHEMATICS CLASS THIRD SEMESTf ALGEBRA IS TAUGHT EACH FALL. THIS YEAR THE EMPHASIS IS ON LEART ! fJG TO USE EFFECTIVELY THE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF ALGF3RA AS PREPARATION -FOR THE STUDY OF TRIGONOMETRY IN THE SPRING SEMESTER. NEXT YEAR THE SECOND SEMESTER WILL Be DEVOTED TO A STUDY OF St LICT GEOMETRY. AFTER THAT ADVANCED ALGEBRA WILL 8E OFFERED EVERY FALL AND'TRIGONOMETRY AND SOLID GEOMETRY WILL BE ALTERNATED IN THE SPRING. THE PLANE GEv ’ETRY CLASS HAS SPENT THE FIF.3T FEW WEEKS OF SCHOOL IN BECOMING FAMILIAR WITH THE LANGUAGE AND FORMS OF GEOMETRY. THIS WEEK THE CLASS IS BEGINNING TO PROVE FUNDAMENTAL GEOMETRIC PRINCIPALS. EACH STUDENT IS THUS DISCOVERING FOR HU-SELF THE SAME CONCEPTS THAT THE FIRST GEOMETERS DID THOUSANDS OF YEARS AGO. THE FRESHMAN ALGEBRA CLASSES ARE LEARNING HOW TO SET UP AND SOLVE DIFFERENT TYPES OF EQUATIONS WITH ONE UNKNOWN. THE EIGHT GRADE HAS JUST COMPLETED A UNIT DEALING WITH PROBLEMS OF LOCAL. STATE AND NATIONAL TAXATION FRCGRA '5. THE SEVENTH GRACE IS WORKING ON PER CENT PROBLEMS. 3EVERAL CAYS A'.o SOME VFRY ATTRACTIVE AMD ACCURATE WG'K WAG DONE BY THE 3 STUDENTS IN COLORING CERTAIN PREDETER’'I ME 0 PERCENTAGES Oe SQUARES AND CIRCLES. THIS KIND CF PRG3LFM3 HELPS MAKE THE IDEAS Oc DIFFERENT PERCENT VALUES CONCRETE FOR THE PUP IL.