Mountain Home High School - Bomber Yearbook (Mountain Home, AR)

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MATHEMATICS ROSALIA HARTRICK H. E. REED Mathematics Mathematics B S University of Illinois A. B. , Southwestern Learning to solve awide variety of pro- blems with ease, speed, and accuracyis the goal of Alg. I and Commercial Arithmetic. An earnest study of Geometry will be a benefit to some students on their road to courses in engineering or other skills using higher mathematics. To all students it is very fine training in individual logical rea- soning. --N 'Nr' in-A -, DON DEMPSEY GAIL LONG World History Civics B.S. , Arkansas Tech B.S.H.E. M. Ed. , Univ. of Arkansas Kansas State Social Science is one of the mostim training, appreciation of one's country familiarity with history and world happen place in the world. American Government, taught by Mrs f . 1 World History, taught by Coach Don Demp sey. 'X 1 SOCIAL SCIENCE portant phases of high school training. It is concerned with attitudes, citizenship ings, and a broader conception of one's Social Science subjects are: American History, Psychology, Arkansas History and Shirasg Civics taught by Mrs. Longg and

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COMMERCIAL The objective in shorthand was to attain the highest possible standards of shorthand achievement--the ability to take dictation encountered in business situations, and the ability to read the dictation with sufficient accuracy. Forty students are enrolled in Shorthand I and II. Gregg Shorthand Certi- ficates were given each month ranging from 60 to 120 words per rninute. MARY ALICE ELAM Commercial B. A. , Colorado State College of Education 1,4 The building of a usable skill is the primary aim of the typing classes. Skill is not based completely on speed, but also on accuracy with a reasonable amount of speed. There are 62 first year typing stu- dents and 30 second year typing students enrolled this year. Gregg Certificates were awarded all through the year.