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

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In her classes of Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry, Miss Virginia Grove instructs stu- dents in the fundamentals of these fields of higher mathematics. Solid Geometry is a study of three dimen- sional figures. Trigonometry deals with mathematical functions and other short-cuts to solving pro- blems. Jimmy Don Robinson, Mike Moffett, Jerry Guthrie, and Buddy Patterson are shown working with the slide rule. Sfaafqz '9 Mr. Rondell Cooper teaches classes in Plane Geometry and Algebra I. Plane Geo- metry is a study of those figures which may be drawn on a flat sur- faceg it requires much use of logic in solving problems. He is dis- cussing the solution a problem with Sherrell Bell,right, and Linda Gayle Miller. Mr. Ollie Peek has several classes of Algebra II. This course is mainly a continuation of the first-year Algebra course. It presents to the studentmany additional methods of solving problems using unknowns. Mr. Peek is shown he re giving Freddy Miller and Mary Ann Moffett a few helpful hints toward sol- ving a problem.

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ef '7fne wwf... St1g Olof Fernstrom Kay Powell Dav1d Kee and Mary Kather1ne Webb are shown wzth Mr Franklln Pru1tt Mr Prultt 1ncludes m h1s teachmg World H1story Texas H1story and CIVICS In the study of Texas H1story students rece1ve a thorough study of the funct1ons and hxsto r1cal background of the government of Texas Events that caused the great state of Texas to be so famous are also examm ed by the students Mr J M Stehley teaches classes 1n World H1story C1v1cs and Econom1cs 1n add1t1on to h1S dut1es as a coach I CIVICS the governmental un1ts of the student a bette r understand1ng of the type s of government and the problems mvolved Econom1cs 15 a course dealmg Wlth the busmess world It a1ms at prov1d1ng a broader knowledge of the economy of the country Mr Stehley 15 shown lectur1ng to Ke1th Moreland L1nda Parmer and Bett1e Boren Inh1s classes of World H1story Mr V V Shearburn stresses the 1mportance of a broad understand1ng of past events thxs course students recemve much 1nstruct1on dealxng wxth the modes of l1v1ng and cultural 1deals of anc1ent peoples Mr Shearburn,who also coaches, IS shown here w1th some of h1s h1story students They are Lynda Beasley and Janell Free 27 . . . . , . n wx ' United States are studied. This gives the 1 . . . . l iv s 3 , . ' ' ' ' . In

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Mental Pxctured wlth Mr Haskell Beard are Helen Joyce Dana Falls and B1lly KltCh1hgS Mr Beard teaches General Math and Algebra I 1n manner wh1ch makes lt eas1er to understand and at the same tlme helps the student mn completmg h1s fundamental steps of math Mr MOHHIC Hedges 1S shown mstructmg Sue P1nkerton and Arlene W1lk1nson teaches varlous Math courses such as Consumer's Math wh1ch w1ll be 1nvaluable to the students who w1ll seek vocat1ons after cornpletmg h1gh school Th1s 1S Mr Hedges' f1rst year as a teacher 1n Snyder H1gh School Mr James L1tt1epage as 1nstructor of Algebra I and Ilhelps to lay the foundat1ons of Math for students who plan to take more advanced courses m hlgh school math and also for those who are takmg only the bas1c courses Shown above are Martha Schm1dt Terry Alexander and Jerry Franks : 2 1 ' a . ,Q , W. ' ' . He X' ffkk. i ff' N 5 A 1 fl Qjl I 25 S s V . K my A 4 y 3' .Q V. ' ! ! I ' 29