Bayside High School - Mariner Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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! , -r I Herman K. Bolster 5 , Algebra II, Math Ill You have 8V-1 minutes left in class- plenty of time Tim Fremuth to get started on your homework. any 'Ms fl-A Geometry, Math 9 Will you PLEASE CONFORMI , . 1-.-gf X , . 1-v-s--. , 'A IX 1 ,U itil I ' L Q .-x X , ...J AC 1' f-1 H. G. Smith Algebra ll Ralph E. Ellenbrand Geometry, Elementary Algebra I I take the Fifth, Herman K. Bolster: Virginia Poly- technical Institute, B.S. Reida B. Butler: Maryland State Teachers College, B.S., Senior Class. AJ. DiVito: United States Naval Academy, College of William and Mary, University of North Caro- lina, B.S., M.Ed. Ralph E. Ellenbrandt Old Dominion University, Purdue University, United States Naval Academy: B.S. Tim Fremuth: Duke University, B.A., cum laude, Key Club. B. 1. Germershausen: United States Naval Academy, College of Will- iam and Mary, M.S., Senior Na- tional Honor Society. lacqueline M. Singleton: Hampton Institute, B.A. H. G. Smith: University of Georgia, Old Dominion University, Hamp- ton Institute, Duke University, B.S., M.A. Deborah L.C. Wasson: laniata Col- lege, B.S. 161

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Math- n Qld Angle Mathematics- fmath'-e-mat'-iksl, n. the group of sciences deal- ing with quantities, magnitudes, and forms, and their relationships, attributes, etc., by the use of numbers and symbols. Now to point out the Math Department. We will encompass the 700 hall to find living proofs of mathematical phenomena. If one takes a look at all angles, he might find a sin. C?l mg-6 .,N , Mrs. Deborah L.C. Wasson General Math 9fElementary Algebra Part II- Cheese and Crackers George FFS.. V s Q ff lv Ni til Reida B. Butler Algebra l!'Elementary Algebra Part I No work shown, no credit given. 62' Ulf BJ. Germershausen CalculusfConsumer Math Jacqueline M. Singleton GeometryfElementary Algebra Part ll Acute! Obtuse! No strain, no pain. 'X t AJ. DlVit0 Math Analysis!Consumer Math Oh Beardo!

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