Morehead High School - Carillon Yearbook (Eden, NC)

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and erasers dominate tHe Matti Department. 4 How to prove a theorem - for Mr. XVilkes - by Steve Holmes , mf 'lf 1 Algebra is fun Diana Banks and Ronnie Slaughter explain to the rest of the class. af Now do you understand john? XVell Sir, . , . not quite. Mr. Rabon explains a solid geometry model to John VValker. If I clicln't see it, I wouldn't believe itl Ray Blackwell does his algebra homework. 27

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MB. CARROLL RABON Head of the Math Department Polyhedral angles, Slide rules, equations, 9 waz' VVhen Pythagorus started playing around with trian- gles, and somebody thought up algebra, and the ancient Egyptians began measuring, rjf our troubles were born. But the mathematical wizzards in our classes enjoyed them- selves and We learned to add 2 and 2. Bring on the He's not a square, not a cube, but a triangle. The question is, Mr. Wilkes, are you congruent? Q MR. MOTT PRICE MR. BOB XVILKES 4511 'Sw- ef 93, f-hifi, f? .'. :sq ...J 6?-r, fb ix fu f in-0 4l-.,.,.- AAGZITVU' X, .dv isosocles triangles and the trig tables and the poly- hedral anglesl You put a plus here and a minus here and you've got a . . . yes, what have you got Mr. Price? You'll have a test in five minutes! The college algebra class puzzles over today's equations.

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.4 . MR. DUANE BEST Glee Club Director Is he doing the twist? No - he-'s directing the glee club. Sweeter than music are you Put away your chewing gum - here comes Mr. Best. Say Ah,' and sing C scale. If you were lucky you sang a solo, and if you couldn't sing at all, you tried hard or got kicked out. You went on some trips and won some awards, and had your robe cleaned and your tie pressed. YVith practice you learned to keep your balance on the risers and how to sing together, joyfull, freely, exuberantly , , . in the glee club. Oh those night rehearsals! Mr. Best points out some tricky notes to glee club accompanist Diana Banks. 28