Casa Grande Union High School - Cougar Yearbook (Casa Grande, AZ)

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Miss Kate H. Burgett Mr. Warren E. Richeson General Math and Algebra Are Basic Mr. Richeson helps Jane Keith with algebra. Algebra and the algebraic processes make up the fundamental mechanical structure of mathematics. Complete mastery of these basic techniques is an absolute essential for any serious student of science or mathematics. The courses offered by our Math Department range from general math to the complicated trigonometry. With the department this year is Mr. Richeson, who teaches both Algebra and general math. Students are required to take at least one year of math to graduate. General math is essential to students not plan- ning on attending college. 26 Miss Burgett takes grades in her algebra I class.

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Physical Fitness Is a School Goal Mrs. Rauseleen Youngbloom Miss Margaret Leard Mr. A1 Van Hazel The major goal in girls' physical edu- cation was to teach them both individ- ual and team sports. This year, the girls participated in such sports as field hockey, volleyball, baseball, and badminton. Modern dancing was also stressed. Mr. Van Hazel’s physical education classes provided hearty exercise and enjoy- able participation for most of the boys. 25

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Mr. L. Fred Thomas Mr. Robert Armstrong Thomas-Armstrong Teach Higher Math Geometry deals with geometrical properties of shape and quantity and develops logical thinking. The mechanics of reasoning and formal proof are basic ingredients of the course. Mr. Thomas' geometry class. Trigonometry, taught by Mr. Armstrong, is a one semester course which is highly recommended for students planning to continue studies in science or mathematics in college. 27 Mr. Armstrong's advanced algebra.