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Taking advantage of our math seminar facilities, geometry students, Art Waters and Ralph Davis explore their individual interests. Seven Grosse Pointe students were among the top 106 winners in the Michigan Mathematics Prize Com- petition. Seated: James Getchman, Robert Brammer (silver medal winner), Mr. Veenendaal, Tom Horn, Mi- chael Nolan. Standing: Leonard West, Mr. Yerkes, Mr. Liechty, Peter Solenberger, and Barton Stuck. 16
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Advanced Placement Chemistry students, David Ingrum, Dennis Grofflin and Barton Stuck, demonstrate a titration experiment. Life Science students, Gordy Patterson, Toni Chopp, Paulette Wernet and Jim Lutz, explore the function of living organs through the dissection of frogs. Robert Pickup, Mark Meadows, Diane Hassig, Elisabeth Jefferis, Robert Munson, Fred Williams and Kris Anderson pre- sent the use of the Geiger counter and the barometer to their physics class. I 3
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Miss Sherman, mathematics department head, holds a meeting for staff. Row 1 (seated): Dr. Lang, Mr. Veenendaal, Mr. Sel- mo. Miss Wildi, Mr. Liechty. Row 2 (standing): Mr. McKinney, Mr. Montle, Mr. Yerkes, and Mr. Moorhead. Mr. McKinney illustrates graphing equations to algebra students, Kathy Kelson and Tom Rusinow. Mathematics is one of the fastest growing and the most rapidly chang- ing of all the sciences. Mathematics education in the elementary and sec- ondary schools now emphasizes both the basic computational skills and the structure of mathematics. The K-12 program is treated as an integral part of the whole sequence and is coher- ently related to the work and experi- ence of all previous or future grades. 17
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