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M...-ur' Joey straining his eyes. Moth + Work I Fun Mr. Wayne Moore returned to teach the high school math classes after a years absence. The classes offered were Alge- bra, Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Trignometry, and Phys- ics. These students had homework assignments almost daily and quizes and tests periodically. On free days they played math games. At right: A tough problem. Daydreamer' V T www ,A 5 The Boss Below: Hard at work!
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Lauri leams to sew. Another day in Consumer Education. aku fa , ,..o Mrs. Tarp explains instruction sheet. Mrs. Jo Tarp's Home Economics classes had a full year. The Home Ec. I classes sewed, cooked, worked on personal de- velopment and money management, and constructed child- ren's books. Home Ec. II was an extension of Home Ec. I. These students increased their knowledge of household ap- pliances and planned a kitchen. Child Development class was basically the study of children from before birth to age six. Consumer Ed. planned budgets, how to spend and borrow money, and how to use a lawyer. Marriage and Family Living studied dating, marriage, children, and divorce. Advanced Clothing designed and made their own outfit. An in depth study of foreign, meatless, and guest foods was included in Advanced Foods. These students also worked on nutrition and disease. At right: Whitney pins her pattern. Homemoking the Fun Way
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Getting lectured at! Below: Doing the dishes. Studying hard. Science Registers Mixed Reactions The science classes offered this year were physical science, biology, chemistry, and advanced biology. Physical science studied various properties of the earth and did some work with the metric system. The biology students studied the bod ily functions and the organs of worms, frogs, starfish, clams, and fetal pigs. Chemistry extended the knowledge of the things they learned in physical science and did a lot of work with acids, bases, and salts. Advanced biology was the study of the human body. They also disected sharks and cats. Mr. George Radtke taught these classes. Above-Peeky boo! Below-the brain of the class.
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