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MATHEMATICS, the exact science, has no bugaboos for these teachers . . . who have all the answers! Upper group: Martin Sincoff demonstrates angle values to Kathryn Munson, Kenneth Beals, and Mary Freitas. Below: Gladys Hoelzle, Harry Phillips, Bessie Breckerbaumer, and Robert Johnson enjoy a problem in higher mathematics. Good mental gymnastics, they say! lT'S A WORLD of ever-deeper problems. Supersonics, superdynamics, and superspeed in all directions call for super mathematicians who are able to establish the why's and wherefore's if such scientific trends are to continue. Phoenicians who sample the math courses here . . . or who digest the entire menu, are assured of the best in methods and results.
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Ah . . . Science! Il's Wonderful ROCKED by the gleeful motives of John Ewart is James iPopl Wilson, who knows the wicked looking weapon so near his head is superlite stone, weighing only a few ounces. Watching the corn are Lawrence Krieg- baum and Dale G. Mullins. SOMETHING to look at--and through--is this fine micro- scope, being admired by Ralph Dixon, Clark Young, Glendale Griffiths, and Horner Turner. HEALTH of students is the concern of Nurses Jeanette Banker and Ruth Askins Right A V Director Hays checks a proiector x NJ
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Defl orkmanship Expressing Art . . . FINISHING a paint job on a ceramic steed is Art Instructor E. G. Monroe. Watching the operation are Julia Mc- Cann and Barbara Bailey. EVERYBODY learns best by example. lf you can see how it is done by a skilled instructor, half the problem is solved . . . Whatever your artistic bent, watercolor, oils, ceramics, tex- tile painting, costume design, cartooning, photography, or you-name-it, you'll find a teacher in the Art Department to help guide you. PERHAPS YOUR artistic interest is in more rugged fields, such as metalcraft, carpentry, or architecture. You'll find excellent teachers who have most, if not all, of the answers. lt is an interesting note that nearly all who make a living in any of these lines got their start in high school. A good start, too, you may be SURE! GATHERED in the Wood Shop, around a power saw are ln- son, Henry Jones, Duane Cornelius, Harry L. Crockett Barney dustrial Arts instructors Byron Hughes, Don Coursen, Lloyd Jami- Shehane, and Wesley l .Q . 0 r s:' i,fK., 'Xa
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