Tuscaloosa High School - Black Warrior Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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HEPA R Energetically demonstrating that the circumference of a circle is equal to Pi R squared, Mrs. C. E. Williams shows one phase of math to her freshmen class. TME Ann Richardson proves to Libby Olsen, much to the delight of her classmates, that x does not equal 2 but 4. These sophomores are initiated into the mysteries of a, b, x, and y, and other algebraic expressions. Mary Jo Anders, Joan Mackey, and Bruce Green assist Hank Leland, Jack Waldrop solve some hard problems.

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MATHEMATIC Mr. D. A. Bassett, Miss Rubye Gulley, Miss Laura Newell, Mrs. C. E. Williams, Mr. Harold E. Greer, Mathematics Teachers. Bridge builders? perhaps not all of them but plane geometry serves as o basis for engineering studies As o College requirement it gives on insight into the intricacies of on engineering course

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