Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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JB THESE STUDENTS start. .rl.l.r - frl. 'Xl's L, .tt .tw s .iss aw Sak 'ag '.1,' Cv'v'vw'Ct wt' xx Tlx 'wwf '.. 'x ' ,H tvs lt 't tt ' get thyx .lu lla li ' lm' ls-ts hr XVx Ls St' r t . fxxllwk t 'X' twt l'.1. ' lsf 3, lwrt Xlttvu 'vt'l1:'t'fltP Q' 'HL' ,ttll 1111 Dax ,x Classes Language Arts Soclal 5fL1dlL'S The Department ot SH S Includes mont burned Courses ln Engllsh and hlstory strarght classes tn Engllsh hlstor-.S and clylcs, and electlye courses such as publleatlons, dramatlcs, and dellate Sophomore classes study worlt goy ernment, world history llterature. DCV5Ol'13llTy, sate drlvlng, and ofcupa tlons The Kuder Preterenc: test whuch tndlcates one s yocatlonal lnterests, was gryen to sophomores thus wear as a part ot thelr Classroom studs Thls test I5 also elven to the Iunlor and senrer classes Amerlcgan hlstors and the Unlted States government are studled by the lunlor classes ln complxlne vylth the lXfllSS'7LJVl State law students read and dlscussed the Mtssourl Const: tutlon andthe Unuted States Constltutlon an order to pass TL'L1L1ll'Cd tests before graduatron Senlor classes are concerned largely wlth a studs ot todays soclal economre and polrtleal problems S H S IS outstandung tor nts use ot audio-visual ands lmportant supplementary mater :als that help students understand prohlcgms ot the Current scenes The torelgn language department Includes three languages from whuch students may take thelr Cholee The languages ottered arg French Spanlsh and Latun A GOOD SELECTION 'Vu ' l-- .msg ag . 's arii maga: ' vs .nw .xt tm :sw sa fat .1 Sen lr Hlgh Sf ttftfl stucieets The sfliol sulsfr :tts t tht m st recent lterary A rk-s Cart: t tts tht Reader s Came aml mam 'lfbkf tenas arc le the lLratx, t 'N lg -. it nts .mth th. r tx ,tk Lt tt fl? 1 Q' Nlyus Btlh Alcirleh ant! Sarnms Em r' gathu mate' .il t r tw r rt sg 1-rt ,l gran ts Mat t Watt' .t ll mt' ani Q-,len Br rc ls .art lvol- We 'wet some Qle 's 1 'cf f tnc r ar' 1 s vs' f h N4 -- pa rate' Span sh tt .Vher l r .ttght tat R ys th her tronw ht f recent slslt to Nlexlf Qs. SPANISHA IS VHF QM LANGl HX' '0,0f!f,u A y , Ol- - 'dw Y I' ra, W ' it

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x4 I if . 5.4 ,Vg -J ,Pu CENES FROM THE SCIENCE CLASSES. Upper left 'Vlr Clrtiisc shows Louis Nlxrris and lerry Fields the crgans ot the body trom the plaster model Upper rigrmtn Displayirg their knowledge ct science by working on .J biological expcriment are Ethel Mae lvloutray and lack Coon Lawn left ln Physics laboratory Bifl Kunz s trying to shlve an incline plane problem while Phyllis l-layer measures liquids Lower right Expecting to Iccomplish great things, David Crowell is using .ill ot his mental powers plus the hr-lp ct weights and an i-ye trooper to discover the properties ot nn element and ti study rlittt-rent ..cirts in an experiment Science Reveals Nature 's World A W1 0' 1 r Q' gr S . s v fc x., S -A lilqi' -I-Il1'Hft-Yflzlll' ,Q s Modern men are realizing that science plays an everfincreasing role in their lives To prepare students to adiust to the conditions that develop trorn this advancing tield, Senior Otters a vvell-rounded science program. Specialized courses include chemistry, physics, biology, and physiology. Non specialized courses are consumer science and generalized science. The instruction and advice given in class discussions and experiments deal with such present day problems as atomic energy, natures vvcnders, conservation, and health The best ot up to-date information and equipment are at the disposal ot students.