Milton Union High School - Echo Yearbook (West Milton, OH)

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nstruction in all phases of drafting prepares thcsc mechanical drawing students for pusitiuns as draftsmen and teaches them to read and draw blue prints. thc language uf industry. li N Explaining thc x's and y's of algebra Mr, Gccting starts his freshman class on an adventure in math cntircly differ- ent from seventh and eighth grade math.

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GOVERN MENTAL KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST aff Civics students copy notebook material from the board--Aone of the many ways they learn about modern gOVCI'l llllCI1f, By gaining a knowledge of events the students in social studies classes learn to understand and appreciate the American way of life. Seniors through their civics classes, taught by Mr. Ballinger, learn about American government while juniors. under the leader- ship of Mr. Long, acquire knowledge about their ancestors in American history classes. Instructed by Mr. Kremer, the sopho- mores learn of the old world through their world history classes. By reading newspaper articles, Mr. Kremer's world history students keep informed about current events.

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CLEAR THINKING, REASONING POWER Math courses stress clear thinking. Students develop an inquiring attitude of mind through mastery of equations, theorems, and logarithms. Math study provides a good founda- tion for future work in such fields as engineering, physics, and surveying. Two years of algebra, plane and solid geometry, trigo- nometry, shop math and business math are offered to high school students. In addition, mechanical drawing prepares students for a career in drafting. Studious seniors find Solid Geometry an imaginative subject. 1' X-...i .xgvx I K Mr. Geeting gives Plane Geometry student Virginia Antonides special aid with a tricky problem.