Ogden High School - Classicum Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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Students prepare a chemical experiment - J ' f .. i It Ellggfmpl i t ff wf Students study a radial engine in aeronautics. A diagram of a radio is studied in the physics class. Dennis Schade explains a geometrical figure.

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l -f SCSU O EJQTCCEJ 3 DissecTing Trogs, The smell of formaldehyde, Theorems - dll These Things were Tomilior To sTudenTs who Took o science closs during The yeor. All eyes cenfered on The microscope in Biology, BoTony, ond Zoology. ChemisTry, Physics, ond MoThemoTics provided sTuolenTs wiTh necessory knowledge To go Torword in ex- perimenTing wiTh new problems ond ideos using TesT Tubes ond porollelogroms. STudying rock Tormofions foscincned sTudenTs in Geology, ond curling up o colf embryo ond leorning ThoT The Toe bone is connecTed To The fooT bone sTimuloTed inTeresT in The Physiology closses. William Aiax Jerry Childs Alphild Hendrickson Mathias C. Tanner Mothemoiics MciThemoTics Muthemofics Biology, BoTony, Zoology Newell Budge Reuben Ellis E. S. Smith Leon Willie Physics Biology ChemisTry Physiology, Geology if ,fs-. ,qs , 'T'

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Another seam goes inTo the making of a dress. Mrs. LaBoon helps Connie Jones fit a blouse. JS KCODJM O EDM KZeKJ QQ OSTG? WheTher making bread, sewing, or planning meals, The sTuclenTs in The home- making classes learned The daily Tasks of o mosT imporTanT responsibiliTy --The home. ln The clofhing cleparTmenT, sTuclenTs were TciughT care of Their cloThes, as well as making Them. Homeliving classes sTressed The imporTanT sublecT oT how To make The home cornTorToble and pracTical. i - x 1