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f' J k?: Physics Alice Reffett, Carolyn Davis, Bob- by Hayes, Danny Boyd, Alex Fost- er, Roger Whitehead, Butch Griz- zle, Kathy Ball, Roger Coburn, and John Duty watch as Mr. Donald Liles explains weights in his Physics class. Almost all of the class plan to continue their study in Science and Mathematics. David Bays, Carla Coburn and Hubert McDaniels seem to en- joy planting the tree which the fourth period Biology class bought. Mrs. McDaniel helped them with their selection in order that they may purchase a rare plant. Dissecting the frog is such fun. Mrs. McDaniel shows David Lilly, Connie Douglas and Sue Burke what to be looking for. Gee, Mrs. McDaniel, What is this? was the comment Kenny Mullins made as he studied the frog. Mrs. McDaniel looks on Curry catch a rare bug. Johnson are still trying. as Anita Akers and Betty Gary Reffett and Tommy
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Mathematics MAY BE USED AS A CAREER IN MANY WAYS SUCH AS Teacher Statistician Actuary Engineer Research Mathematician EDP Programmer Mr. Donald Liles looks on as Phil- lip Bear explains to Louise Flan- nery and Joan Evans, how to prove one triangle congruent to another. Plane Geometry not only helps stu- dents to understanding other mathe- matics better, but it aids them in their reasoning. DAVID DALTON, with the aid of Mrs. Freda Johnson, explains the use of graphs. David learned these in his Algebra II Class. Mrs. Johnson also teaches Algebra I. She is trying to give her students the background they will need for high- er mathematics. In the Solid and Trigonometry classes Mr. Donald Liles teaches his students the use of the slide rule, which is a great time saver for them. Delmar Barker, Sandy Nel- son and Carrie Musick watch. Carolyn Davis, Bobby Hayes, Alex Foster, and Kathy Ball show Mr. Liles how much they have learned in Chemistry. Lab work is such fun if it does not blow up. BOOM!
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THE 1964-65 QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS: FIRST ROW (1 to r) Linda Morrison; Toni Eastham; Joneta Sparks; Queen, Judy Oliver; Ginger Melvin; Debbie Brown; Rena Elswick; SECOND ROW, Dretha Salyers; Andrea Carr; Ruth Church; Ollie Tussey; Brenda Toney; Ida Adams; Brenda Melvin.
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