James Madison Memorial High School - Olympian Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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rf-1-'manga-, '2 Mr. Losby answers questions during scheduled class time. Q F M, -Lf! 'css Q-wfjfw-mwuqa ..-fm 23, 5 Mrs. Young assists some of her students after school with some geometric constructions. 5 ........ W lmj . X -, By the end ofthe year, students had aged Mr. Holzhueter Mike Wilkinsen worked on a Geometry unipac. considerably. 73

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Math More than 1300 students were involved in Math courses this year. The courses taught included: General Math, Algebra I SL II, Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Mr. Maxwell explains proofs to his Geometry class. Pre-calculus, Calculus and Com- puting I 8L II. In most cases stu- dents chose the method of learn- ing best suited to themselves by either attending a traditionally taught class or by completing uni- pacs at their own rate. 72 Mr. Albrecht demonstrates a problem to three ofhis students. These Algebra students look on as Mr. Olson explains a difficult problem

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Choir Mr. Rockow was the director of all ofthe vocal music instruc- tion which included Spartan Cho- rus, Girl's Chorus, and Concert Choir, The Spartan Chorus con- sisted of 9th grade boys and girls who gave concerts and were in ensemble groups throughout the year. The Girl's Concert Choir was made up of girls olall singing abilities. They gave regular con- certs and went on lield trip con- certs. Concert Choir was a group of both boys and girls who were accepted, after auditioning. into the choir. This year they sang at the coliseum lor channel 21's birthday celebration. They also performed the Carmina Burana at the Spring Concert along with the Symphonic Band. This piece is considered extremely hard to perform. 711 Paula Armitage. Beth Baron. Tina Hariu and Bev Lucia from the Spartan Chorus sang Poody-Poo in the POPS concerto Girl's Chorus sang their hearts out