Sycamore High School - Log Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Eddie Dawes, Pat Simons, and Jack Atkerson show some of the political advertisement that sparked campaign for Presi- dency this fall. IN SOCIAL STUDIES. Chris Hapner and Dixie Harris watch Mr. Buster intently as he locates a country on map in AMERICAN HISTORY. CECIL LOVEJOY Student Teacher Miami University Mr. Buster Coop- erating Teacher.

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These students of CONSUMER ECONOMICS wait anx- iously for next question from Mr. Mart, instructor. “Some day I’ll visit this country,” says Sterling Stamper to Gary Obst in ECONOMIC GE- OGRAPHY. EVERYONE 18 INTERESTED Mr. Lovejoy, our student teacher, points to Cincinnati on a hand-drawn map of United States in AMERICAN HISTORY class.

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Stu Garbutt demonstrates a PLANE GE- OMETRY problem on board to Joan Evans and other members of class. Sycamore has many college preparatory courses. Students have quite a large selection of math and science studies. In the different classes, many ex- periments are conducted under careful guidance and instruction of well trained teachers. Most stu- dents find these experiments make an ordinary school day one of adventure and fun. MATH AND SCIENCE COURSES PREPARE Mr. Turner asks his TRIGONOMETRY class how to find size of hypotenus if the sizes of one leg and one angle are known. Janet Wuenker, Dick Kopp, and Gail Bakic produce acetylene with water displacement method in CHEMISTRY.