Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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U nder standing Connie Logan A.B., Meredith College Algebra II; Math 10, J.V. Cheerleading Dorothy Sulock B.S., Glasboro State; M.A. and Certificate of Adv. Grad. Studies University of Virginia Math 10; Geometry; Sophomore Class Sponsor Brenda R. Broadwell B.S., Radford College Algebra I, II Bessie P. Brickhead B.S., Mary Washington College Math 9; Algebra I Ann A. Broaddus B.A., Bryn Mawr College Algebra II; Geometry; C.G.B. Representative 27

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Mathematics — The Precise and Logical Way To Pamela P. Bateman B.S., University of Georgia Elementary Functions; Trigonometry; Algebra I; S.C.A.; Liberation Club Ever since Newton was hit by that fateful apple, mathematics has played a major role in the world. Mathematics helps us in solving complex problems from the outer limits of space to the inner limits of a triangle. What’s more, it is mathematics upon which an in- creasing number of careers are based. Aside from its practical application, mathematics demands logic and precision and is a vital tool for abstract reasoning. Do not despair then if geometric principles or algeb- raic formulas frustrate unmercifully. They are mind stretching and w While. Virginia L. Fulcher B.S., Longwood College Geometry; Algebra II - Trigonometry Richard H. Ergler B.A., St. Vincent College Math Analysis; Calculus S6 Courtenay T. Stanley A.B., College of William and Mary; M.Ed., University o Virginia Trigonometry; Analytic Geometry; Math Analysis; Peer Martha L. Bennett B.A., Sweet Briar College; M.Ed., University of •Lj Virginia ,.i - Math 10; Geometry; Photography Club. i ngoiiumeiry; naiyuc oeumcuy; mam nnaiy»i»; i ee v jhld ? Uo)t A '

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The Watergate hearings and the current issues discussed in the guber- natorial race have touched the lives of all of us. The courses offered through the Social Science department give the students a chance to look critically at these and other problems in our world. They may analyze these events in terms of historic importance, their legality and the political pressures which influenced them. The courses examine the content in terms of how the events affect people, the influence of blacks in America or how the world reacts to the events in our country. Social Science Classes Dissect Nancy C. Grim B.A., Longwood College; M.A., University of North Carolina U.S. History Willis C. Wake B.A., Lynchburg College; M.Ed., University of Virginia U.S. History; U.S. Government J. Daniel Patterson A. A., Bluefield College; B.A. Madison Collegi U.S. History; Senior Class Sponsor Franklin W. Allen B.A., Roanoke College Sociology; V. Basketball; Junior Class Sponsor; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Daniel L. Gibbes, Jr. B.A., University of South Carolina U.S. Government