Snyder High School - Tigers Lair Yearbook (Snyder, TX)

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These students are experimenting with the oscillascope which shows various wave patterns. Chemistry is an extremely important subject because it provides a background of under- standing of the forces of nature which surroundus Physics is a chscussior and study of the forces of the universe Experiments problems of scientific methods, and appreciation are taught in this course Apphed Science is a Junior and Senior course This is afull year laboratory course. This group of girls is shown in the chemistry lab working on an ex- periment. 27

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we PTQHTH 07 MR. G. L. RICHARDSON Applied Science and Physics MRS. G. L. RICHARDSON Chernistry MR. AL RAY YOUNG 26 General Science Applied Science students work with an amplifier as Mr. Richardson helps them with some of the finer points. The Science department covers General Science, Biology, Physics, and Applied Science. General Science introduces a student to the field of science. It is very important in leading up to the more advanced science courses. In Biology the student learns to disect small animals and insects. Biology is also the study of the human body and bones. MR. RALPH LASWELL MR. JACK LONGBOTHAM Biology Biology 6.

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MR. H. O. BEARD General Math Algebra MISS ZAIDA BROWN Algebra Plane Geometry we increase Miss Brownishelpingher second year Algebra class as they work at the board. General Math, Algebra I and II, Plane and Solid Geometry and Tri- gonometry are the math courses which are offered in Snyder High. This department is equipped with a staff of six teachers and the latest in teaching aids. The general math course is for those students who need a review of the basic fundamentals in math before taking algebra. Algebra I is a study of unknowns and formulas. Algebra II is a continual study MISS VIRGINIA GROVE MR. JAMES LITTLEPAGE Trigonometry 28 Plane Geometry Algebra