St Petersburg High School - No So We Ea Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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mathematics l'll-LPN FARWAU STORH Nl A Wellesley College The Mathematlcs Department at S P H S offers an excellent foundatnon ln mathe matxcs The course of study mcludes pre college mathematrcs whlch gtves the student a general revxew of hlgh school mathematlcs as a preparatmn for college work busmess arlthmetnc ln whrch the student learns to meet practrcal problems of everyday busmess advanced algebra plane and solld geometry trlgonomerry and college algebra Early ln the second semester of thxs year Mxss Helen Story h ad of the department yomed the faculty of St Petersburg Jumor College Mr C 'VI Hobart filled the vacancy left by Mxss Story He has taught ln many colleges and knows yust what a college expects of a hxgh school math student Mr I. Vxncent Mead the head of the department during the ftrst semester was promoted to the posltlon of assxstant prlncrpal .-45' XValter W Cray W W Holmes Elizabeth J Pugh A B A B Lnrurslty of Alabama Vvtsttrn lx ntu lu tg o XX hmm and N S ate Tea htrs Lollcgc 'QQ it C 'Vl Hobart X xx rs tx of lllxn mir -1. l alel S 'Nfl rrntt Clara Lu llle 'VI te Margaret G Wrlder A 'Nea X ark State Colleg Larlham College bnnversrty of Tennessee SEVENTl:EN l , 7 , . . V . ! ' . f ' Aff ' tt B S ' .f ' ' A ' K' ' few ' ' - 'c c ' Loll'w I 'nl . . .lmrv W img if vt. -1 s lxj '- fx xi , . 1, s l.'n 'r . j ols . 'ii' ' f W ' ' N N. 1' i 1 .. . 2 ' C' r o . ' B S A, B. . B. . ' -' ' K e 5 ' V V '

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' anguages Vt5RA DLIMAS. M. A. University of Chicago Beulah W. Abbott Willard E. Brown Beth M. Kehler Alice Porter Sexton Carleen Vinal M. A A B. A B A. B. A. B. University' of Florida XXX-st Virginia XX'eslev:in l' S C. XV. lf. S. C. XV l7 S C XV. Latin, French. Spanish. and German provide a complete language course for S. P. H. S. The modern languages give students a picture of customs and current events in foreign countries in addition to literature and languages. Ever-popular Latin offers a complete four vear course of Caesar. Cicero. and Vergil to ambitious students. KFNNFTH LFWIS. M. S.. L'niversitv of Toronto IIIIZIIKIZ Vvlith well-equipped laboratories and well-trained teachers. the Science Department offers students an interesting program of courses. Sophomores are en couraged to sign up for World Science. a survev course which provides a foundation for more advanced work Other courses are biologv. botanv. Zoology. chemistri and phvsics. Visual aids. such as the motion picture are utilized. Field trips play a part in manv of tht courses. Marie Gager fi' 'V' lxennsylvania Start- Y ollt-gt' 'Ol 'T -uf' .l. K. Nliller M A links lhivtrstty Joseph A. Reeves M S Ohitxilatt-Unix.-rsitx EIGHTEEY David XV. Stallcup li S University of Flgrida