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of Today for a World of Tomorrow MR. GEORGE RICHARDSON: Senior Science, Phvsics, Chemis- try; B.A.. M.A., Univeristv of Mississippi. MRS. DELMA B. HUNT: Home Economics; B.S., Mississippi State College for Women. Casting away the superstitions of yesterday and grasping toward the truth of all time, mankind seeks to master the sciences. At YHS general science is offered as an introductory course. Stu- dents are enveloped in an intensive study of life in biology. Classes work in dissecting projects and collections of leaves, insects, and flowers. In chemistrv, avid scholars study the reactions of non-living matter with individual experiments. Venturing into phvsics students coordinate mathematical laws and scientific relationship. YHS also offers three home economic courses to teach cooking, sewing, and creativity. Just add a little sulphuric acid and you can sing Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.” Well, if it doesn’t turn out, we can always throw it away,” notes Mrs. Hunt.
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Mrs. Roberds. Mrs. Roberds. how does vour garden grow? Hey don’t erase that problem yet — We didn’t get the last 5 steps! Intensive Science Program Prepares Students MRS. NAOMI ROBERDS: B.S., Mis- sissippi State College for Women Biology MR. SAM HOWARD: General Science; B.S., University of Alabama Ann, did you say you were studying Chemistry last Saturday 24
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MRS. MARY EMMA SMITH Librarian: B.A.. Mississippi Slate Collie for Women; M.S., Louisi- ana Stale University. Student librarians not only assist the librarian but students as well. Library Constitutes Focal Point of Learning Shhhh! Mrs. Smith reprimands a chattering student and the li- brary is peaceful again. This year the YHS library added new shelves, labeling devices, and over one hundred books. The library provides films, tapes. and periodicals for academic research. Projectors and recorders are ob- tained from the library bv instructors for classroom use. A card catal- og directs students to the vast amounts of reading material. A filing cabinet offers an index on careers and valuable piynphlcts, map. and yearbooks. All freshmen are required to take a course in library science, enabling them to use library facilities during high school. Cooperative student librarians are always available to assist bewil- dered freshmen and belazied seniors. Now, when you finish, Elizabeth, there are a few things I want vou to do — stack books, clean shelves, move chairs, mop the floor . . No, you can't use this to copy exams, explains Mrs. Mary Emma Smith. 26
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