Adlai Stevenson High School - Aurora Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Math Srajjf Mer Student ariofizy and Antony Aquino Mary Daleo David Strong was one of several students to sharpen his math skills with the help of his mathematics teacher Mr. Rood, Keith Geiger Janet Greene The various exiaressions on Tim Paschkds, Mr. Massey's and Mark Lucas's faces reflected their concern with mathematics. Paul Mack Ann Nowak 28

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se 0 ew System? Advanta es Nancy Marsischky Wayne Paul YU! Elizabeth Solberg L90 Ziflw Although some students may have claimed otherwise, Mrs. Dick was aware that the world was round. i-in :i -get Despite the seeming confusion, Illr. Strulole, like many of the social large and small size class sessions which made social studies courses studies teachers, prepared during his free hour for the numerous some of the more interesting classes offered. 27

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ueftionin With Individual eh? Calculus, geometry, basic math, and a host of other courses oHered challenges to every level of talent in the mathematics. Advanced placement courses led to college credit for some students, as calculus, usually a freshman college course, was offered. Other standard courses prepared the stu- dentry for both college and vocational applications of math. A group of new teachers, a new department chairman, and new instructional methods worked smoothly to oHer students an appropriate challenge to their abilities. During preparatory sessions for the Michigan Mathematics Competition, a wrong response drew the classic thumbs down gesture from Mr. Massey, head of the department. The resource center gave students and teachers like Bolo Strong and Mr. Doney a chance to solve any individual problems. Roger Rood Estelle Saarela Gary Vance James Winebrener