Rapid City Central High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Rapid City, SD)

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Xlixs MR. S. BINDER MR. J, CHEATHAM Physics Biology M-A Northern State Teachers B.S. Colorado State University College Scientific Knowledge Denotes Progress Science courses are made available for all students throughout their entire high school career in RCHS. The last science course to be required for students is Biology. Juniors can take Chemistry if they desire a course which will give them a basic understanding of laboratory materials. Physics and Physical Science are offered to any senior that wishes to take them. Any student who plans to attend a college should plan to take as many of the science courses as possible during his years in high school. Much scientific data is made available to him in the classrooms of RCHS. MR. G. HOGAN MISS C. HEAVLIN Chemistry Biology B.S. Black Hills Teachers College B.A. Colorado State MR. R. DONAHUE MR. M. MINTON Chemistry Biglogy B.S. South Dakota State College MS. U. of Wisconsin ,,,,,....-- 5 -1. 'gg ' l

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J, 5 MRS. M. STRONG MISS J. ZAMOW English English Literature B.A. Dakota Wesleyan B.S. U. of Minnesota Stutters and Stammers Conquered by Speech Student speakers have an opportunity to take advantage of many forensic activities in RCHS. All juniors are required to take speech, but sophomores and seniors also have speech courses available. Debate, declam, extemporaneous speaking, and original oratory are favorite activities for many RCHS students. M, . A 'L 0 'yt to WV f 9 ir. l 1 i 3 r ' ',1iL 3 .- iw iii' ' ,,,, ffl tf 4 1 ' x 1 ...LM it ' MISS H. HEIMAN Speech, Debate M.A. U. of South Dakota ,?-.iz t A 'B MR. J. KLASSEN MRS. E. PARK Speech Speech, Drama B.A. Huron College B.A. U. of South Dakota

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MR. G. TENNEBOE MR. E. VAN GERPEN Biology Biology BS- S-D S1319 College M.S. Colorado State U. 1 + 1 : 2, Doesn't It? One of the finest aspects of a course in mathematics is that it teaches the student how to cope with problems in figures, and above all, how to think. Algebra, advanced algebra, plane and solid geometry, trigonometry, and general mathematics are the courses which constitute the math department. Although the courses are offered only on a basic standard, it is recom- mended to the student who is planning to attend college to take at least two of these subjects. g- . 1 MR, J. BROWN MISS F. KRIEGER Solid Sz Plane Geometry, Algebra Advanced Algebra, M.A. Stanford Advanced Placement Math M.A. Northwestern MRS. H. KELLOGG MR. W. MITCHELL MR. J. SCHWARTZ Algebra, Math Math Refresher, Basketball Coach Plane Geometry, Algebra B.S. U. of North Dakota M.A. U. of Wyoming B.A. Yankton