Monahans High School - Lobo Yearbook (Monahans, TX)

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HIV. Q 1'-fr 1 ix' ,.5 Mr. Myron Wilson Mrs. Marjorie Reagan Mr. Irvin Cheatham Among other problems thatare presented in Phys- ics, the specific gravity of an irregular body is being found in this picture. in Sciences Unfold Wonders Actual use of scientific instruments encourages students to enter the field of science in college. Group performances of experiments are carried on in Chemistry. Here the students are perform- ing a hydrogen experiment. ,QW-u

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I xi' fi! - V .57 - K H ' I oy if .Ax A all J Mr. Bob Mr. Lathan Henderson Walker Clear thinking and 3 knowledge Of the flmda- With greater emphasis being placed upon math and mental Principles Of ge0met1'Y are used CX' science, an increasing number of students are taking tensively in problem solving and practical higher math cgul-seg. The number in U-igonometry applications. has increased 100070 over last year. H -.-r . ty ,,:,, V 3 : 5:51 .V 7 ,e J , l Q ,Q ' in :E , 4 L 'it og, : . li? m M , ' l-...a I ' The ability to solve an equation is important, but a student who is able to graph the equation learns more algebra. gp-si' Mathematics Perfects Mental Gymnastics Mr. Harley Mr. Joe Mr. Edwin Sledge Lane Kile T

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ps or The study of world history gives students the reali- zation that the preservation of our own way of life depends upon our ability to profit by the experi- ences of past eras and other cultures. i'-if A sense oftime and place is acquired in American history classes, where students are expected to know geographical locations of historic events. Nl --.n gb J Here students are discussing the chart featur- ing parts of the Constitution. Our civics class - es teach these boys and girls how our govern- ment operates and how they are to fit into this scheme that demands good citizenship. Mrs. Ann Myrl McGowan Mr. Pat Bailey Mr. Joel Towns Social Studies Delves Into World Situations 1 if-1 +5 f ' wg f!.:.,:Q,'? '. ,x ,.L ,.,, - Y f-.. my