Wyoming Park High School - Orbit Yearbook (Wyoming, MI)

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Mis. Lewis pleasantly regards her junior English Class. Classes Begin Everyone Studies Language Arts Miss Frye explains a grammatical principle to the freslunen. Mr. Regenstreif converses with the Miss Kuizenga supervises the seniors as they struggle with a test. Spanish class. We have said enthusiasm runs high. Who will say how much of the enthusiasm results from the prospect of attending classes for the next 180 days? But attend them we will - English class, where at last we must face squarely the old bugaboo of good expressiong Spanish class, where we laboriously struggle with our accent and learn about the Spaniards' ideas and customs. 4

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YVe attend health class, where we come to realize the import- ance of keeping in sound physical and mental conditiong biology class where we study the science which deals with the origin, structure, functions, and life history of vegetable and animal organisms: chemistry class where we learn of the nature and composition of different kinds of matter, and the laws which govern their relations. ghle freshmep' listexr attgntively as Mr. 4 .oeman expainsa leat esson. Mr. Overmire shows audio-visual equipment to his biology class. Mr. Luebbert supervises a chemistry experiment.