James Wood High School - Woodbine Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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General math, here being ll taught by Mr. Miller, pr 'I vides a foundation for ig e' A math courses.R ,Y I L 7 , .ffl , tif' U W Y ,ff-fl J Q! MATHEMATICS Engineers and technicians are becoming an ever increasing need in our country today. The mathe- matics courses at james Wlood try to prepare the interested student for such undertakings and strive to give them a well established background in math. James Wood offers a four year course in math which includes two years of algebra, plane geometry, solid geometry, and trigonometry. For the student who does not wish to concen- trate on higher math, a course in general math is available. These courses give the student a back- ground which will be invaluable to him for the re- mainder of his life. .- figures to class. Cather shows illustrations of ge- 0 Mrs. Saunders gives students of geometry class an illustra- tion in bisecting the angles f two intersecting lines. lr

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9 Lv t X .wif M td SCIENCE X im C, f 'KMNI My me-W xg A, M ,air W WW Wil wi at if ,Aly . fQ ! V li ,fl l l f f i i t 't l If Students measure liquids ro use in an ex- periment under the direction of Miss Roudolplt. The science department seeks to widen the basis of scientific information in the pupil, interest the students in its many opportunities, and find students who are definitely interested in science as a career, especially in the atomic world of today. In the eighth grade courses in general sci- ence are offered as introductions to Biology, Chem- istry, and Physics which are foundations for further study in advanced schools and colleges. These lead to vocations in the many fields of science today. Miss Gardener points out the parts of the ear to interested students. Mr. Hootmnn explains the principles involved in working with mechanical advantage.

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