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Problem-Solving Recipe Requires Understanding No one said it would be easy. We believed them and still took the chal¬ lenge. Not many people like to face problems , but we math students had no choice! Those problems seemed to get harder because we had to make up for the lost time caused by foul weather. When we did come back we realized that it was just like returning to school in the fall. We'd forgotten a great deal since Christmas , and with no books at home, it was impossible to study. When the sun scorched us in June, it was hard to remember mathematical operations. We had our minds on sum¬ mer. Left: Concentration is the key to solving calculus equations. If you already know the basic operations from a!! the arithmetic in grade school to all the mathematics that high school can offer, half the battle is behind you. Neil Raines is one for apply¬ ing those basics. Deep in thought, he inspects a problem for what it's worth so he can move one step closer to an answer to the assigned problem. The rise and fail of the New York Stock exchange intrigues Janet Cooley as she studies the columns Analysis class. 22 Math
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Left: With eyes on his classmates, Doug Gentry toys with some scales on the IPS cart. Below: Sigma-Zeta Science Contest winners Rob Campany, Neil Raines, Cade Johnson, and Mark McClanahan show the trophies they won at Clinch Valley Community College in the fall. Cade won a scholarship, but he couldn't accept it because he isn't a senior. Regina Harrington thoughtfully spends time on her chemistry work unaware of our photographer's intention to capture her concern. It's been one of those days! Philip SSronko engrosses himself in his chemistry text while Miss Bland Craig prepares for an upcoming class. Science 21
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Left: Lisa Odum takes another look at her assignment even amid the noise and confusion in the cafeteria. Below: Doing geometry isn't an individual effort all the time. Mark Arnold helps Pam Roberts with a troublesome step in a proof. Above: Sigma- Zeta math contestants, Mary Fields, Jeff Willis, J.R. Davis, and Chloe Gentry show their hard-earned trophy. Left: No one does math just in math class. Darlene Smeltzer puts her art¬ work aside and successfully helps Margie Quinn with her algebra assign¬ ment. Math 23
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