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Mathematics Qtudents Ponder-s Numbers. Symbols BELOW; Seventh graders work out math problems on the board while Mr. David Reep helps a student at his desk. RIGHT: Ju- niors in Algebra II class seem to find something amusing. The Math department is headed by Mr. Allen Rice. Mr. Rice teaches Senior Math, Algebra II, and some junior high math classes. Mr. Thomas Reahard teaches Geometry. Mr. Harold Christie teaches General Math and Algebra I. Mr. Kenneth Norman and Mr. David Reep teach junior high classes, too. In junior high, math is required. Seventh grade math is mainly review w ork, in the eighth grade simple Algebra problems are introduced. A prog- nosis test is given to find out the students who have the aptitude to take Algebra I. Freshman have a choice between General Math and Algebra. In one ' s sophomore year, math is not required, however. Geometry is offered. Algebra II and Senior Math are further electives.
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English is required in grades seven through eleven. Literature is also taken in these grades. Speech I is substituted for English in the Sopho- more year. As electives, Creative Writing, Contemporary Lit- erature, Journalism, Speech II, English 12 and English Literature are offered. The English depart- ment feels that courses in English, speech, and journalism furnish a definite outline for relating teaching methods to the needs of each student. Grammar is presented as a functional tool for more effective self-expression, not as fixed rules for memorizing in the classroom and using on special occasions. The flexibility of the learning areas in the cur- riculum provides opportunity for student and teacher to determine placement of special drills. Material presented may be reduced or extended according to the present needs of individuals. ABOVE: Mrs. Bernadine Smith teaches English to some junior high students. ABOVE RIGHT: Besides History, Mrs. Dorothy Squires teaches junior English. RIGHT: Dave Lefforge does a pantomime in Speech II class.
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