Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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Math Develops Reasoning Abilities Mr. Tarter Mrs. Touchet Mrs. Williams SAMUEL R TARTER B S. Louisiana Tech Algebra I. General Math RAE BELLE TOUCHET B S. Northwestern State College Math ELOUISE G. WILLIAMS B.S. Southwestern University Senior Math. General Math Mrs Touchet illustrates the proper way to draw a graph. Mr. Tarter explains how to solve quadratic equations. Pincville High offers many different courses in the field of mathematics, ranging from general math to advanced math. Algebra I introduces positive and negative numbers, fundamental operations, solutions bf equations, and factoring. Algebra II brings students further, into the realm of the properties of imaginary numbers. Geometry, the study of two-dimensional figures, gives the fundamentals of planes and angles. Advanced Math brings all the math skills together, wherein the student studies algebra, trigonometry, and fundamental calculus. 17

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General Patton's arch rival. Miss Crump, uses one of her spy techniques to keep students in check in KIR Mrs. Mount uses the overhead projector to add interest. b Mrs. Williams works hard grading six weeks tests MARY F. CRUMP B S. Northwestern University Advanced Math. Geometry. Algebra 11 MOLLIE W MOUNT B.S., M.Ed. Northwestern University Algebra II. Geometry Miss Crump Mrs. Mount 16

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Qocia! Qtudies Relate Pa si to Present Social Studies, dealing with all aspects of economics, government. and history, are an important part of a student’s schedule. One finds as each day passes, that it becomes more important to know what is happening in the world today, how it is influenced by past events, and how it will affect the future. Civics gives the student an inside l«x k at how the government operates and its effect on society. World history tells the story of man’s beginning and his development physically, mentally, and spiritually. It is an elective, but those preparing for college are urged to take this course. American History gives the student an appreciation of this country’s heritage. As a requirement for graduation, it includes a comprehensive study of communism in which students can compare present day societies. Mr Benjamen points out one of his students' many errors. U. L BENJAMEN B A. Leland College M.Ed. Atlanta University Geography. Civics BILLIE C BOONE B.A La. College American History. American Government. Economics 18 Mr Beniamin Mrs. Boone