Muskegon High School - Said and Done Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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athematics, Key to Science in mportant Combination Science teachers: fSeatea'j Mr. 0. Rodewald, Mr. D. Tool, Mr. R. Bauer, fStandingj Mr. Patterson, Mr. R. Peterson, KNO! pictured: Mr. M. Murphy, Mr. R. fanczykj MHS is fortunate in having a very active Mathematics and Science department. In our increasingly technological society, mathematics and science play vital roles. The ability to manipulate numbers is a necessary skill in any profession. Basic math teaches a student to perform simple compu- tations with understanding and efficiency. Advanced math teaches a student elemen- tary deductive logic, and shows him how to perceive spatial relationships. The main objectives of the science department is to give students a background for understand- ing our scientific age. MHS offers the stu- dent biology, chemistry, and physics to choose from. Each of these is further divided. They give the student his first real glimpse into the world of science. Math teachers.' fSeatedj Mr. K. Robfe, Mrs. M. De Yoe, Mr. N. Volz, fStandingj Mr. A. LeRoux, Mr. N. Roelofs, KNO! pictured: Mrs. Pomereyj 29

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'X I W TOP, THIS PAGE: Mr. Ludwig shows his woodshop class how to handle the complicated machinery. ABOVE: Grading papers proves to be an exhausting task for Fam- ily Relations teacher Mrs. Andrews. RIGHT' Edwina Aikens questions Mr. Mulready on a bookkeeping prac- tice. OPP. PAGE: One of the new tasks taken on by the MHS printshop was the printing ofthe Canpus Keyhole. Here thehrst paper comes rolling off the presses. 30