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ss Gail Marich ometry « Mrs. Mary Mesterharm Algebra I General Math TOP: Understanding angles in Geometry is made easier by studying the dimensions and perspectives of an object. CENTER LEFT: Keeping up with Calculus class demands real concentration and effort for the students. CENTER RIGHT : Lots of board work, chalk, and mistakes are everyday components of Father Ward’s Algebra I class. Mrs. Mary Ann Mestrich Algebra II Geometry Rev. John Ward, C.S.B. Algebra I, II Academics — 27
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On a scale of 1 to 10, the Mathematics Department rates a 12 for use of board space, chalk, and erasers. Perhaps no single department makes better use of overhead projectors and sheets of transparencies. The abstract concepts of mathematics begin to take shape in the students’ minds after repeated explanations, sample problems, and visual presentations. In three separate tracks designed to meet the students on their level of ability, Andrean students have the opportunity to progress from basic computation to algebra to geometry to trigonometry to the calculus. Skills and techniques learned here will be put to good use in everything from grocery shopping to nuclear physics. CENTER LEFT : Students pay close attention while Fr. Cylwicki uses the overhead projector to show examples of work in Calculus. CENTER RIGHT: Algebra I students learn early to recognize the difference of two squares in the factoring of polynomials. Rev. Edward Doser, C.S.B. Algebra I, Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, Geometry Rev. Albert Cylwicki, C.S.B. Analytic Geometry, Calculus, Morality, Trigonometry Mr. Eugene Giorgio Math 10 Geometry 26 — Academics
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TOP: Typing students learn that the business world is a fast but carefully organized system. CENTER LEFT : Learning to work with numbers, figures, and records helps in the understanding of basic concepts and principles in Accounting theory. CENTER RIGHT : Basic operating skill and keyboard control are an essential part of learning in Typing I classes. S. Maria Goretti, SS.C.M. Accounting I, II, Business I, II Biblical Literature, Typing S. Bernice Marie, SS.C.M. Shorthand I, II Typing I v x Mr. Dennis Keilman Accounting I, General Business Consumer Education 28 — Academics
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