Miller High School - Pirate Yearbook (Miller, NE)

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SOILS Seven boys of the Iumor and SQHIOI classes found thls course lnterestlnq as mq experunents and soll testmq constl tuted the mayor port1on of the lab work Mr Hansen was the mstructor WOODWORKING The basement was converted lnto a shop the past term and several students wrth hand tools Kneehole desks smok ers cabmets and k1tchen work tables constltuted second semester proJects Mr Hansen was the mstructor HOME REPAIRS Eleven students reQ1stered for tlfus course offered the second semester f1n1sh1nq desks and proxects 1n electr1c lty plumbmq plastermq etc were all a part of thxs course Mr Hansen IS the mstructor GENERAL SCIENCE Several mterestlng experlments proved the hlqhhqhts of thls Course whlch stressed the relahonshtp of the students to thelr envxronment Mr Han sen was the lnstructor vw M I .f + s Q. L hm Qs-4 f well as instructional. Field trips, plant- learned some of the secrets of working E , . ' . Re- ' ' ' .

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ret' ENGLISH II The purpose ot th1s class ts to expose lts 14 students to the rudlrnents ot the Enqllsh lanquaqe lt also conslsts of a study of llterature for two class p9f1OdS a week The lnstructor IS Mr Schwartz ENGLISH III Thls class IS composed of nlne stu dents They spend the1r tlme learmnq grammar Whlch IS lntendecl to enable them to converse more fluently ln the Enqhsh language Two class penods a week are spent study1nq Amerlcan L1t erature The 1nstructor 1S Mr Schwartz WORLD GEOGRAPHY Mr Schwartz teaches, th1s class There are 14 students 1n th1s class also They are learnmq some of the tuncla rnentals of Geoqraphy and 11 has been found out that there are some prornlsmq qeoloq1sts ID the class 16-

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MATHEMATICS Mathematics kept the freshmen out of mischief for at least forty minutes of the day Solving equatlons factoring etc made this course well worth the while Mr Bellinqer was the mstructor -18.. TYPING I The mrnbler the finger the better the qrade Accuracy and rhythm were finally attained near the end of the term Mr Belllnqer was the mstructor BUSINESS ARITHMETIC Iuniors and Seniors found out how little they had learned or how much they had forgotten when they entered this class. Practical applications of arithmetic were stressed in this course. Mr. Bellinger was the teacher.