Stillwater High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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and one semester of Social civics. liuropean problems are studied by the sophomores in Modern His- tory. The juniors have a course in American History in which they study the problems of our democ- racy from the thirteen struggling colonies up to the present time. .Although Ancient History is an elective subject many students take the course for the cultural background that it affords. The teachers in the History dc- partment are Mr. john Baugh, Mrs. Ella Craig Escue, Miss Ethel Marluvell, and Miss Fave Mc- Wethy. MA'l'l-IILNIATICS Xlathematics has always been an absolute necessity and is even more important for the people of this century. People in every xvalla of life find that occasions arise every dav in which mathe- matics is of great importance. Nlathematics begins in the high school with txvo courses of arith- metic required for the seventh and eighth grades. These help to pre- pare the freshmen for their study of Algebra. The sophomores must take Plain Geometry. Solid Geo- metry, Advanced Algebra, and Commercial Arithmetic are elec- tives. Continued on page 15 Wigh School 'Principals Glenn Tonkinson Walter W. McCollom , n i 4 f

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