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Math Department's Thoroughly Modern. Milly Mathematical truths never change, but subject content and learning methods certainly do. This year for the first time, every course in the math- ematics department has become modern math. The nine courses serve 1200 students, with a range from general math to trigonometry and pre-calculus. The trend to computer-oriented instruction is evidenced most by the new computer math class, that finally received its long-awaited computer on March 16. Melvin Schwartz Dept. Head Manuel Baptiste George Fowlkes Dennis Haworth Rosemond Hyde L. S. Kaser Tucker Madden David Murray Cecil Tobin 24 i as Jose Carillo, Theresa Tobin, and Sally Nicol receive last week's homework. Barney Hom and Earl Keith get instructions from Mr. Baptiste. XX ........... . ...... M ,ygg
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Fore! cried Mark Signon. With Team Sports Pushing Day To Dark, P. E. Dept. ees Every Student Every Day . , .,, . . KW, t. -- '-.s,mf , ' M aiei . r A 2135 L- ' l ui? 5' 1 , ,N .ii. . r 12043 2' i ftgiitf' T Mike Ramsey just made it, tennies and all! - at o fr Di ' is - -t , 5 it , Hal Church Cal Jones Athletic Director Jimmy Potter blissfully bounces in boys Stan Legarra Charles LePere P.E, Dept. Head Otto Low Ed Raulston Assistant Superintendent Carl Moore confers with Mr. Raulston at'the new P. E. construction site.
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Business Education Has Wallet-stuffing Goal Providing courses that can put a dollar in a student's pocket now, while a contribution is also being made for the educated person is a primary aim for the business education department. New electric and electronic equipment helps. The merchandising class here is utilizing closed circuit T.V. The guest lecturer re- corded his talk first period, and other classes throughout the day saw it on T.V. replay. Also, forty-five new electric typewriters and an electronic console used in secretarial ed- ucation are great aids. Judy Garibay works on the electronic printing calculator. Ray Hammack Dept. Head Walter Dray Janet Horstmann Paul Jensen Herman Miller 25
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