Tulpehocken High School - Yearbook (Bernville, PA)

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SCHOLARSHIP is a major key, for it plays a crucial part in deciding between success or failure. Man must seek knowledge to better understand his en- vironment; he must be constantly alert to new ideas without which he can only retrogress, not progress. We are not satisfied with mediocrity, therefore we find this key an important one for our lives. 43

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Agriculture Irwin Zerbe, Arthur Kissling, and Bruce Good look at some of the latest editions of farm magazines. Members of the agriculture classes learn the latest and most economical methods of farming, as well as studying about new de- velopments in farm machinery. Algefira Tenth grade students work on Algebra, the branch of mathemat- ics concerned with the relations and properties of numbers by means of letters, signs of opera- tion, and other symbols. Study in this course includes solution of equations, polynomials, and con- tinued fractions. Art Dawn Sweigart, Marlene Rent- schler, and Stewart Brodman work on still life drawings, one of the many projects undertaken by the art classes. The attractive bulletin board displays in the hall this year were products of the art classes. 44