Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Mechanical drawing produces accuracy and develops skill in these students. merican history students study the growth and development of our countr Exploring the secrets of nature, students in our science department uncover the amazing phenomena existing in our world. Touching upon the surface of these wonders piques the student's interest and he becomes anxious to delve into the scientific background of these phenomena. Plant life, minerals, and machinery become alive and vivid to the individual who prior to The mystery of x plus y puzzles these algebra students.

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Civics students develop a foundation for a more detailed study of our democracy. The training received in metal shop often fosters future careers. Advanced art students pursue their hobbies in class. In our mathematics department clear think- ing and eager initiative are of absolute necessi- ty. Bright futures in architecture and engineer- ing, as well as in ordinary business ventures, are patterned in the minds of our students. Accuracy is taught by methods of setting up equations, constructing diagrams, and solving difficult problems. Mathematics develops the reasoning power and helps explain many facts of nature heretofore misunderstood by the students. NN. A

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' or American problems students examine the social, economic, and political factors which control our way of life, this time has been unaware of the magnificence of nature. Science is the key to the interest which keeps our minds alert. Knowledge of the struggle and perseverance with which our fore- fathers molded the modern world gives us a keen appreciation of our nation's history. Exploration of the past, plus a keen following I-Iomemaking courses provide the impetus for developing good family relations Angles and functions, degrees and area are only a few of the problems confronting these trigonometry students. 87