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Numbers-the Game; Math Is the Name The Math Department, with Mr. McDermott as chairman, stresses one of the sciences dealing with numbers and measurements, properties, and relationship of quantities. It includes arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry; it also demonstrates the science of geometrical measurement. Each day involves mathematics in some form. Basic fundamentals of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, equations, number to a power, extraction of a root of a number, integers, and interrelationship between space and number-all are terms designed to teach and acquaint a pupil-with the subject. Today to learn, tomorrow to teach. Two heads are better than one, quip math instructors Len Hartman and Jim Hawk. Pensive Jim McDermott, Math Department Head, prepares his lesson plans. 22
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Mrs. Vera Briggs explains that Latin is not a dead language and that it is useful in many professions. Miss Jan Kullbom makes use of the overhead projector to intruct her Spanish classes. Mr. Ivan Polyakov stresses not only vocabulary and grammar, but hope for peace and understanding among nations. Foreign Languages Foster Awareness, Appreciation The world we live in is becoming increasingly international, and yet many high school students feel that there is no need to study a foreign language. Language students at AHS exhibit none of this apathy. Students may pursue studies in Spanish, German, and Latin, and will be accompanied and encouraged in their undertaking by patient instructors. Plagued by strange -sounding words and tedious memorization, they are ultimately rewarded by a sense of awareness and appreciation for a foreign culture. 21
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Science Encourages Organized Study Mr. Fred Petersen, Science Department Chairman, brings together an organized field of study investigated by a scienfific method; students are encouraged to broaden their scope of knowledge and facts relating to observation, analysis, and theory. Science today is divided into a number of fields, each of which is known as a science. M One such field, Mathematics, shows the scientific relationship between quantities, magnitudes, and properties. The field of biological science relates to living organisms. Physical science pertains to chemistry and physics. Students are offered these courses to familiarize themselves with a specialized field of scientific knowledge, essential to the progress of science. The major objective is to prepare the college bound or vocationally minded student for the future. An owl specimen is displayed by Biology instructors LarryYost and Jerry Gardner. 23
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