Myers Park High School - Mustang Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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'mvv-Q. Miss Ethel Whitley Mr. William Williams Scott Humphries, Valerie Tricebook Win Math Honors Courses in the math department are designed to meet the student's needs. General math and business math are structured to give everyday practical ex- perience. Most students follow a college prepa' ratory program for mathematics. This in- cludes Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II. Many students progress to such ad- vanced courses as Math Analysis, Calculus and Algebra-Trigonometry. A new course added this year is Alge- bra-Geometry. This course is constructed -.,,,,..f to strengthen the Weak Algebra I student and introduce him to the basics of Ge- ometry. The Math Departmentls goal is to teach students how to apply math con- cepts with logic to today's society. '91 nliiffs- pun-mmm-:wharf 1. Mr. Gardner seems to be in deep thought and concentration over some unusual event. 2. Peeping from behind the door, Mr. William Williams leaves his class to see who is there. 3. Mr. Bob Coble helpsia student apply logic and reasoning in working a problem. Mathl29

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4? . W at l x' N 4 N x x l l l 1. , t Mr. Bob Coblu Mr. Robert Gardner Mr. Hurry Johnston Mrs. Yvonne Roberts Mrs. Terry Scott Mrs. Betty Thomas . J r. Bill Cloaninger Adds New Face to ath Building iii Q E lk! 'X 'iii 1 'S W Wim 'WWE QQ? ii i 2:2 I' 4 5 S . 1 1. Mr. Bob Coble, standing front of geometric 2 figures in his room flashes a smile for the camera. 2. Beth Martin gets help from Mrs. Betty Thomas who always takes time to help students. 28 lMath Sl! MIKE? 'wel xl? QLMXK ENR- RFE'

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i fii y , 1 A :iv an ,, is... 'iw . V, , . . ,A- fb., X Z . v ! 4, fY ,,r if an 9 X t CQ fr Mr. john Bryon Miss Jean Carmichael Mrs Edna I-ltlchtr Mr Chdrlrg leulchrf Different Levels of Biology Offered Fulfill Requirement For information about all phases of matter, mineral, chemical, and living thingsg students turn to the Science De- partment. Classes of different levels and phases of science are offered to meet all needs and requirements. Biology, a course required by the state for graduation, is offered on different levels. This gives the weak and the strong student a chance to learn at their own speed. Biology II, Chemistry, and Physics are designed for the stronger student with an interest in Science. Many labs are in- volved in the advanced credit courses. 1. Clayton Carter looks unsure as he reaches for a glass container containing a chemical solution. 2. Mrs. Edna Fletcher takes time out from lecturing and teaching to give individual at- tention to Sandra Stewart. 3. Mrs. Ginny Sutherland talks to her class, explaining the many mind-blowing terms of science. 3OlScience .Wir-I s 3 -- 'ii' ,... -r -:2'- fn..1i:'1Lt...,.r. ,aza -azii V H :.,. L: . ' ti . 5 i 2 s 2 it of Q at 1 ss Nemo-m....,.,,,,