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60 Mathematical Curriculum Promotes Challenge The skills and reasoning powers acquired from the study of mathe- matics provide a foundation for many professions and serve as a basis for understanding science and business procedures. Two years of math are required for graduation. Many students continue their study of math to include advanced courses such as Algebra Il, Trigonometry and Advanced Math, and Fifth Year Math. These provide a background for students who are planning to enter related fields or for those who are planning to continue their educa- tion. MISS JEAN CULLEN Math V, Trigonometry-Advanced Math, De- partment Head MR. JOSEPH LEDEW Geometry, Business Math MRS. HATTIE LEWIS Algebra Il, Algebra Il-H, Geometry MR. DAVE LEMAIRE Geometry A A 1 s-'MN' tr st
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A No, that pine cone isn't part of the window decorations. That is my corsagelu says Mrs. Fergu- son while arranging an exhibit in the library window. B S-S-S-so you s-sas-see h-h-how easy it is to make a p-p-public oration on d-d-d-democracy, ex- plains Mrs. Shaw, to one of her speech students. C .losie Fontaine flips through the subject catalog seeking a book on how to become an accom- plished musician in less than three days. D This is my last ten cents. I've already gotten a kewpie doll, a watch, and a racing car, but what I really want is that copy of Miss Cullen's trig test, mutters Alan Levith. X My H, ff. ., i it .ff J Mk f t Q we ggi g ff .Mita wt.: l... MRS. EVELYN GOODMAN 2 Library Clerk v f QQ 5 MRS. JULIA TRAHAN uh, Library Clerk A V D eww '1 i'f21flEb9 ffT7 -2: WW?-f', ' D 'Li t. ,.,.,,..,. THX? '11 'V W' -fN99'lF09!9v N 9 WWW Sid' H '. 5 fiiiizfl
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W M. . Q R , , T yiwi W lb K VC A Maybe it is a little difficult making up 27 different tests, but now my students are com- paring the questions rather than the answers, grins Mr. Norris as he hands out test papers. B Cindy Wagner and friends talk about their upcoming test in the few minutes before class starts. C Sometimes all this writing cramps my style along with my hands, thinks Gilda Als- good after taking 36 pages of notes. 161 KR t ee f w
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