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Mrs. Lucia Nell Adkinson L7 , , fri' :,, l 1 i i V dk m I JU' 9-,i f N A351 Miss Vivian Campbell Mr. A. D. Cates Miss Bessie Chiles Mathematics Hillsborough is a pioneer in new methods of teach- ing, especially the teaching of mathematics. Our four- track program, designed to fit the needs of all students, has been studied and copied elsewhere. And all of this was pre-Sputnik! The Basic Math Program emphasizes fundamentals and the application of math in everyday life. Functional Math Courses cover traditional algebra and geometry from a practical rather than a theoretical approach. lc. X A Mrs. Marjorie Davis Mr. Howard Gallant Head of Depart-ment It appears that Tommy and Janet have a problem! There are lots of those in trig, you know. w f i I I I ,nc .1 AL, , - A A .1 -me Q- , .. Q5 'i 'W' ' 1 -A ' , 'I W . .- ' i ef, p . . Jiyils In 1 Page Twenty-Two ! .
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Mr. Marvin Alvarez Mr. Mark 'Brown Mr. Robert Clark Mr. R. I. Matthews rw f l V' , ., . . gm- - an .-'- .. N . , I , . , . , 1.fZ5f'i35 fg A .. 14 ' f 't c,,:-r41u.a. Page Twenty-Four Mr. Walter Pearson Head of Department Science In this world of ever-increasing scientific progress, H.H.S. does its part to make us aware of these ad- vances and gives us much of the basic knowledge that has made all this possible. Biology 1 deals with the gen- eral study of life, while Biology 2 takes up human phys- iology and nature study. This year for the first time physics students were taught by a set of films featuring Dr. Harvey E. VVhite of the University of California, supplemented by our own teacher, Mr. Mark Brown. Chemistry introduces the fascinating study of matter and the fundamentals of scientific research which stu- dents use as they complete individual projects for the annual science fair. Aclvancecl science offers a practical survey of all branches of science. '
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