Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Lectures Lecid Students Discoveries in Science Jim Rudy, Bruce Main and Allen-Kauffman puzzle over the results of the final trial in their pendulum lab experiment. Randy Miller and Matthew Lind begin clean-up pro- cedures after making lab experiment. Organized chaos physics students. and collecting oxygen in their describes lab day for these sixth period K N, M 1

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Kent Bird :md Dave Mathes watch attentively as Mr. Bowers as- sembles equipment for a physics class demonstration. Labs cmd to New Mark Kreider sets a pendulum in motion as he tries to determine the factors which affect its period. With the help of a spinning bicycle wheel, Mr. Bowers lectures on the torque force.

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A puzzled sophomore follows Mr. Peebles through a geometric proof. X si Mr. Fred Blosser Miss Coleen Handgen Mr. Herbert Peebles Solid Geometry General Marla Geometry 26 New Moth Challenges Goshen High School offers four years of math ranging from general math to advanced studies of algebra topics and trigonometry. Students find it necessary to have an understanding of several mathematical procedures to complete other courses. Chemistry and physics call for algebra, trig, and geometryg me- chanical drawing and art rely on some feeling for geometryg many courses de- mand knowledge of logic. Our Math Department, under the direction of Mr. Fred Blosser, seeks to give us the whys as well as the hows. Theory is being increasingly emphasized in hopes that the true nature of mathematics as well as prac- tical application will be better understood. Interested math students may take the MAA test and compare their ability with students from all over the nation.