Menasha High School - Nicolet Yearbook (Menasha, WI)

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Pratt and Harold Hass h hcen liiiding the lateral sur ill' Solid Geometry Dillicult prohlt-ins and th I'L'll1S challciigc the solid geo -7- t- .- V CU spacial pcispcctiw. lhc ton ln Classrooms Mechanical Drawing ln the desk-packed mechani- cal drawing class Pat XY'iatrow- ski painstakingly works on a drawing board. Precision and exactitude become bywords for those who use the tools and in- struments of this department. General drawing grooms the students for future work in the tield of architecture or engi- neering. struction of scale model ligut aids them iii their insight ii the third dimension. Pete JVC facc ot a prism and here chec results with a slide rule. 46' Physics Such intensity! Such concen- tration! Contestants in the first row of physics class are check- ing their results in the ex- periment involving the heat of vaporization. Experiments reached unusual interest heights this year as rows competed to see which group could have the least per cent of error. In this experiment the honors for ac- curacy went to the last row, giving a Hrst win to the group.

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if Expansion Problems 1 Under the direction of the Board of lldu- cation. Santa visited three rooms in the high school over the holidays. leaving a trail of fluorescent lights for Miss Pfund. Miss Kelly. and the study hall. XVhat's moret the pink-cheeked fellow left the promise of fu- ture visits. Lights will be installed in other rooms as soon as the budget permits. Meantime plans for new schools continue lvl to make headlines on the business program. Mn. M ,I Ginxx, 5: riiuxii xiuxi lioxkn ol-' liI3I'l..'X'lION. Mr. M, bl. Gcgan. supcrintendentg Mr. 'Iames Umachinskig Mr. H. ll. Kind, vice-prcsidentg Mr. XV. H. Hisping. prcsidentg Mr. john Pavvloxvski. .lr.g Mr. Robert Farrell, secretary. 1 Through the administration offices pass problems of maintenance, expan- sion, building, personnel, vocations, scho- larship. citizenship-all the joys and griefs of Menasha High. They filter across the desk of Mr. M. Gegan. superinten- dent. Many pass through the doors that lead to the otlice of Mr. L. A. XVienbergen, principal. whose job it is to keep the wheels of our school in smooth running condition. Some problems may even arrive 1 on the desks of the otlice secretaries. MR- L- A. w,FN,,FR,,FN. pR,NC,,,M' 10 The NICQLET 3