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Math— The increasing complexities of our way of life, accomp- anied as they are by an ex- tended reliance upon math- ematics, indicate that the well-educated citizen should have a knowledge of the math- ematics that provide some foundations for much of our progress. RONALD BEESON explains math problem to his class. B. A. Bethany College; Genera! Math II. ARLIN RASMUSSEN confirms a point in sixth period Trigonometry class. B. S. Kearney State College, M. S. Missouri University, Ad- vanced Math, Algebra I and II, Trigonometry, Math Club. 10 THOMAS SHIRMER lectures to his Gen- eral Math class. B. A. Wayne State Col- lege; General Math I and II, Algebra I.
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Geography, History And Modern Problems Pave The Way To The Future LOWELL JOHNSON solves another tax problem in Modern Problems. B.A. Nebraska Wesleyan, M.A. Nebraska University; American Government, Track and Golf Coach NORRIS HALE speaks about the Civil War to his American History class. B.S. Peru State College, M.E. Nebraska University; American History, Advanced American History, Foot- ball Coach JOSEPH CARLISI woiks over a test in his study hour . B.S. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri; Geography, Freshman Football Coach CHARLES CAVER- ZAGIE lectures to his World History class. B.S. Peru State Col- lege; World History LIBRARIAN MILDRED STEWART checks her Books Due list every morning. B.A. Baker University, Kansas; M.S. Pern State College
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Science— We live in a time when growth in scientific discovery is almost explosive. In each branch of sci- ence, the body of factual informa- tion increases rapidly and under- standing deepens. This growth puts a burden on the science stu- dent and teacher alike. The most elementary understanding is the scope of modem science require familiarity with facts and con- cepts from every area in sci- entific thought. THEODORE WITT explains chemistry lab to students. M. A. Colorado State College, B. A. Wayne State College; Physics, Chemistry, and Earth Science. DONALD FREEBURG lectures about digestion to his Biology II class. B. S. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri; Biology I and II, Track Coach. I RICHARD NELSON answers a question on plants in Biology class. B. A. Nebraska Wesleyan; Biology, Earth Science, Basket- ball Coach.
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