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

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our mental clbiliq K. kc- s V fl HLA- wk! 29-- 'STQF Q.:-A Q.,-I A--.0-1 QSQ 2..:. '1R This bulletinboardis covered with examples of geometric designs found in the automobiles of yesterday and today. of unknowns and logarithrns. Plane geometry is a study of those figures which can bc drawn on a plane or flat surface. Solid Geometry is a continual study in the accuracy andprecision of figures. Trigonometryincludes the study of the measurements of thc: triangle and form the bias measurement used in surveying, mechanics, geology and astronomy. MR. OLLIE PEEK MR. V.V. SHEARBURN Algebra World History General Math Coach

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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

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we tmin or MRS CARTER PARKES Homemaking Y A ix sz Y Miss Perirnanis showing a group of her second year homemaking students the correct floor covering to buy for your kitchen. MISS VERA PERIMAN For the girls, Snyder offers a program of Home Econornics. This H0lT161'1'1akiI1g department offers courses in foods and clothing. The food courses teaclr the basic fundamentals of cooking a meal, practical shopping and budget- ing. The clothing coursehelps to cut the expense of dressing by teaching the girls how to design, make, and wear their clothes. Vocational Agriculture is offered for boys. They learn new methods of modern agriculture. MR. W. R. MCMULLEN ggcational Agriculture MR. H. K. GOFORTH Vocational Agriculture MR. W. E. RABORN General Crafts and Ceramics