Duval High School - Safari Yearbook (Lanham Seabrook, MD)

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.ff X! a Wir Mr. Mathematics ' 4 'UDF '-l-on 'fs-I Mr. Ronald A. Ward B.S. Eastern Nazarene College Algebra Il, Trig. Analysis Debate Team Y Q-sn 5 Miss. Diana F. Long Mr. Malcolm W. Seab B.A. Western Maryland B.S. Louisiana State General Business Math, University Advanced General Math Algebra I, IIg Advanced Geometry General Math Junior Tri-Hi-Y ff . .WIS fe ft Mr. John A, Seaton B.S. Frostburg State College M.A. Boston College Geometry, Algebra II, College Algebra and Probability Senior Class Mr. Daly L. Wolfe M.Ed. University of Maryland Algebra I, ll, General Math, Geometry Golf Team Mrs. Higgins explains an interesting point in Calculus.

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Math Department I l rf i .1 Z -ii.. Q I . I E, H l'll bet they don't understand a wnrd l'm saying. i . 1 ' Ln. r A I . - K. 3 - k A . H ,ms 1' fv- 3' ' , f, w Vis ,lo Nl Griiuliv Xlrs. Virginia C. Hiuuins NN lltirzila N-i:k'litrn Ciillcge A li.. XI A liniversitv of Klaryla 5 Xl tiz:,e.i:: Ffatt lifll'-ii'Nlf'.' Geometry. Algebra ll. Calculus a ciliffl'Nfl -. Lv, Jtxtfrx. A'gtbra I Anafi :ic Get intrri' lli:ttitf.17ff'f1ib The Math Department has as its goal curricular offerings such that every student interested in Mathematics may find a course to suit his needs. By offering such courses as AlQCl7fJ-. GCOI'l1Cffy, Trig and Math Analysis, Business Math, College Algebra and Probability, and Calculus, the teachers try to prepare math stu- dents so that they are able to solve problems based on an under- standing of basic concepts and structure of mathematics. The Math Department has been and is expanding to include College Algebra and Probability, new this year. AdV21UC6d Place- ment Calculus is now being offered to qualified Seniors. This course enables students who do well on a special exam to re- ceive college credits in Calculus. i l . 4 . L i Mrs, Joyce F. Bohn ax B.A. Bridgewater College lNi.A.T. Duke University Geometry, Algebra II f ,l bf , x Mrs. Grace Grant A.B. Marshall University Unified Algebra and Trigonometry Algebra ll, Trig Analysis Math Analysis A e-Ae 75 3 .1 223 l 'Q air, Hector C. ianiiatii Mrs Af:lf.!lIL'1'ilL' .vi mia AB. George Vilisliingtivn Fel-lf. I-UI. Rho-lt Island Cnllc-ye University Mvjlfffl C'C 'YT1CI1'y'. Advanced Gct-rnetiy. Algebra ll, Adv.inCCd C-'tml'-ll M-l'l1 Gtmml Math xI.lfl1LZU.1'iLS Club Co-sy-rvm.ir--P11.i:r-igrapliy Staff

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Language Department i i Miss jean Baker B.A. 'George Washington University French I French Club, A.F.S. To enable students to speak, understand, read and write another language is the goal of the Foreign Language Department at DuVal. Extensive courses in Spanish, French, German, and Latin are offered. As students become familiar with a foreign language, teachers strive to promote interest in and understanding of, not only the language, but also the culture of the country. This year two new societies, the Spanish Honor Society and the French Honor Society, were established at DuVal. To be eligible for membership, a student must have a superior grade average in his language classes while maintaining an overall standing of B or better. The language clubs only limit their membership to students taking a language, and student participa- tion is very high. 3 Mrs. Sarah M. Barker Mrs. Milagros Carrero B.A. University of Illinois BA, Columbia Union College French Il, III Spanish II, III, IV Foreign Language Assembly Spanish Honor Society 5 Q' fc- V 4 Yr' . X 'l gk a. MV X V -:sr 3 c- - R 1 X . ,,. I , Mrs. Diane J, Gai-U3 f -, I B AB, Ahieredirh College f A Spanish I, II Cf' 'Nl' Dwi Spanish Club The language lab enables students to improve the native pronunciation.