Tarpon Springs High School - Tarpon Yearbook (Tarpon Springs, FL)

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'QUI- These interestcd students study Suncoast School Times in P. O. D. HISTORY Through history, man has for many centuries better learned to live and cope with the numerous problems which surround his daily life. lt has enriched his understand- ing and appreciation of many of our ancient and modern cultures. For many centuries our best philosophers have pondered the question of whether men make history or history makes men. Through many intriguing courses of history one can further his know- ledge into the realms of the past, the present, and the dynamic future. Finding the location of certain areas helps in study- ing World History. illl 5. it , - K that L 4-. -Q ' I Mrs. Huffman Mr. Klmis -. 'P' ' 31+-f f V . :Ag . K Mr. Rcddoch Mr. Bembry ,f 5 lf ,

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MATHEMATICS The teaching of mathematics be- gan with the earliest of professors, the Sophists, which originally meant Wise men. Today, during the twentieth cen- tury We find at Tarpon Springs High School dedicated mathematics teach- ers who are truly Wise men in mod- ern age. The human mind needs to be given a challenge to create intelligent i- deas and free thinking. This is achieved through the basic founda- tion for a logical and sound mind -- mathematics. The fundamentals of the slide rule are taught during one's advanced mathema- tics. Mr. Alwin 1, .. A- v f t. any fi . A ,.-,' T, an 'flffw . Faklis MI E iw -J Na ' ' t 1 y ii ,. ' 1 - an ' , -V '. 1 - it ft, - 1 i f h . , f 1 , -, 5 ' fig i ,I 'O Ai - ,nw .. 'E , 1 at 3, Working together gives a better opportunity to work out difficul- ties in algebra. Mr, Trese Mr. Tsalickis Mr. Ketchum

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I Mrs. Daughtry H mp L I Ivlr Lyons u . 5 2 f 'ff These girls take great pride in their accomplishments of learning to cook HOMEECONOMKS ln the ancient World, girls Were kept at home to learn the essentials of homemaking. Today she learns them at school in home economics. Before a girl may graduate from high school she must have at least one year of home economics. Dur- ing this eourse she studies serving, cooking, child care and personal appearance. SHOP Man has, in the course of many centuries, progressed from the stage of his primitive tool to that of our most intricate and complex machinery of today. Through the Work of our shop many of the bases are taught Which will further the knowledge of the world and its make-up. Through the years in shop offered to the students of Tarpon High, one can advance at a pace which Will further his aims and ambitions, both in the present and in the future. The wood lathe is but one of the many tools offered for use to ad- vanced shop students. IB