Mount Pleasant High School - Derrick Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, MI)

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Another of our views shows a class in Chemistry who, by means of a splendidly equipped laboratory, are able to get from first hand obser- vation and experimentation an understanding of scientific principles. Mount Pleasant high school has laboratory work in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Agriculture. One of the fine features of this high school is the gymnasium. Every high school student has the privilege of two years training in physical education. Athletic contests and physical exercise stimulate the mental pgfver and serve the purpose of making school both pleasant and profit- a e. This last year a fine cafeteria has been equipped for the convenience of our students, especially those who do not live in the city. Students can bring luncheons or a portion of their luncheons and have the use of the cafeteria, where food is sold'at a nominal price. It is hoped that this project will receive the co-operation of the entire student body so that in the future it will continue to be a success. Page Ninety nine ff- W 2 gin 9 l r ' '

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Ir E., if -,- H ' --- E fflvhiratiun Haskel Bishop entered Mt. Pleasant Junior High school, September 1925. He was a lovable, studious, dependable lad winning laurels in scout work, as well as in scholarship. His ideals of work and con- duct were such that the loss to the grade and school is inestimable. It is in loving memory that we dedicate this Junior High section of the Zook to Haskel. Pun One Hundred One