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reasoning, application. courses in mathematics. In general math, students learn the basic operations and how to apply them. Among these basics are complex fractions, percentages, and some algebra. In the honors courses students develop their mathematical talents by studying with other stu- dents close to their own ability. With this year's new program, the School Mathematics Study Group, a new approach to math is being used in such courses as geo- metry and algebra. This method is being tested by ap- proximately fifty to sixty students. Although this course is in an experimental stage at Kimball, teachers hope it will be used more extensively in the future. Tom Ellison, Elaine Gardner, and Wayne Arnold study an algebra problem. Comparing test scores in General Math are Katrovach. Pat McMahn and Wayne .1
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Mr. Jones explains a typical problem to his Senior math class. Dave Crosby works as Karla Hurst, Gary Carps and Tom Noyes look on. www ath classes teach logi Slide-rules, compasses, rulers, graph paper, pencils, and many erasers are required for the most popular subject of all, math. In math classes, Kimball students learn the fundamentals that lead to precise reasoning, logical thinking, and most important of all, applying these acquired facts to everyday life. In Algebra 1 and 2 freshmen are baffled by unconquerable coin prob- lems. Geometry consists of innumerable assumptions and theorems to memorize. Juniors can't forget those mathematical induction problems. Seniors find that trigonometry and solid geometry require much effort for success. Kimball offers general math and various honors Cf
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fl? E 1 M, Wlliwg The aroma of food, cash register bells ringing, money jingling, the shuffling of chairs, and stu- dents having a good time, are all a part of our FM wi, i Q, W, . , I school cafeteria. As the lunch hour approaches students anticipate eating, meeting their friends, and sometimes studying for tests. Posters on the cafeteria walls inform students of various school and club activities making it not only a busy place, but an informative one also. Cafeteria 'Z 'E A5 ll in ii 2 i Y 4-M if 'Q as
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