Sauk City High School - Sauk Log Yearbook (Sauk City, WI)

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Worl( in Biology Lab. Our Expert Typists. BIOLOGY A Geometry Demonstration All Busy at Dictation To omit all the sciences from your course of study is a regretable error. Therefore, learn to read the book of nature whose every page records thoughts of the Great Creator, written by Himself. MATHEMATICS The law of right proportions, of balance, the law of progress, the principle of long time finance, the law of cycles, are but a few of the sweeping aspects considered in the science of mathematics. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Our important commercial department includes bookkeeping, typing, and shorthand. It is a department of education which enables the student to go out into the world and earn a living without securing a further education. I age twenty-four

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(ft 8 I Debate in History Class Presidential Ballot Explained English Group in Dramatics Senior Shakespearian Theatre HISTORY AND CIVICS Our History Department aids the student by studying the past, to be an intellectual judge of the present, and to attempt to solve the difficult problems the future may present. The purpose of the Civics Department of our High School is to present to the students the principles of American Government, national, state and local, together with a comparison of the important governments of the world. LITERATURE “All literature from Job to Thomas Carlyle or Walt Whitman, is but an attempt to look upon the human state with such largeness of view as shall enable us to rise from the consideration of living to the Definition of Life.” Thus wrote Robert Louis Stevenson. Man can not be prepared for an outlook upon life until he has acquainted himself with the literary masterpieces. Page twenty-three

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( SxuKtoi Class in Physical Training Practicing Basketball in the Gym Students at uorl{ in the Library Individual Band Instruction PHYSICAL EDUCATION The primary aims of the physical education department concerns the development of organic, vigor, good playing habits, mental poise and control. It provides an opportunity for students to participate in some form of exercise. LIBRARY The library located in front of the assembly is an attractive place for all students. It contains the best of literature, history, reference and fiction books and a wide variety of magazines. BAND CLASS This presents a very characteristic picture of one of our weekly band classes. Every individual class has a special hour for practice; special help and true harmony can thus be obtained. Page twenty-five