Walnut Hills High School - Remembrancer Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MR. GORDON DUVALL What is fhe formula for Cupric Sulphafe? Chemisiry, Mai'hama'lics PHYSICS COURSES The study and systemizalion 01' heat Iighf, sound, forces, electr'wcufy. magnetism, and atoms and nuclei, The course slre-zses how fo afiack a problem as weH as Tenbcml: knowledge, CHEMISTRY COURSES Seeks to develop ihe basic Xawa. theories, and princw'ples of then: sciences, in- ducHng Ihe more common forms of matter, and provides a sampHng of observa- Mons and of fundamenrai chemical prindples. A.P,P.: The equivalent of freshman coHsge chemisfry, The emphasis is anced more on theory and quanfitaiivc relationghips than deicdpzlve malerwar. MR. JAMES JONES Chemish'y, Biology The person wriHng this capfian was no+ a physicis+ and did not know whaf +0 call this. E MR. THOMAS WELSH Chemisfry

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PHYSICAL SCIENCES t i MRt DAVID BIBEE MR. 'RICHARD BOURN Mathematics Mathematics MRS. VlRSBINlA FISCHER MR. FRANK GALLENSTEIN Ma'rhemahcs Mathematics MISS JOAN MEYER MR. HARRY MILLER Mathematics Mathematics 24 M R. LLOYD BAILEY Mathematics MR. DENZIL CARPENTER MR. TIMOTHY DRISCOLL Mathematics Mathematics - - 3,5 MR. JOSEPH KOKE MIR. J. STANLEY LEEDS Mathematics Mafhernafics MATH COURSES Math 7: Numerationl non-mettc geomehy, factoring, prime; rational number sys- tem. ratiot statistics, and probability. Pupits study properties of numbers and uSE these properties ta iustit'y and explain the successivc steps in computation. A sound intuittve basis is dcvphaped for algebra and geometry courses to chow. Math 3: tat Continues with an extension at the seventh grade materialt Emphasis an the interretaiion of arithmetict algebta, and geametry. Ibt For selected classes: Alqu bra is taught ustng School Mathematics Study Group material. Th1; atsu gives a retattonship between arithmetict algebra, and geomefry. Math I: tat Algebra is taught up to and including the use of the quadrattc tcrmula. tbt For selected ctasses: Geometry is taught using School MathemaHCs Study Group material. It 'ws 5 togicat extension at their work 'm algebra. Math II: tat Plane geometry 1: offered and Tncluded some coordtnate tanalytict geometry. Hat For selected ctasses: The course includes not Dnly plane. analytic, but also solid geometry, tit Math II Adv.: For selected :Iasses: The course is plane, solid, analytic geometry. and the algebra of Math Iil up to complex numbers. Math Ill: tat Contains alger bra through the blnnmlal theorem, analytic geometry of straight Hne and trianglel and triqonamefry through the right angke, tbt Math ltl Adm: For selected classes: Algebra from compiex numbers thruugh the binomtat theorem, trigonometry and solid geometry, Math IV: tat Triganomefry beyond the right triangel solid geomeh tryt advanced algebra, leading calculus of poiynnmialst tbt Math IV A.P.P.: Se- lective group: A college level course; Inctudes anatytfcs of the tonic section and diHerenital and integral calculus,

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