Archbishop Rummel High School - Raider Yearbook (Metairie, LA)

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Kenneth Flair Br. Leo Harvey Br, Bryan Kenner A. J. Leonardi Donald Martin rank Moore Henry Rondo David Rodriguez Louis Wagenhouser Robert Whitman ABOVE: John Harrison utilizes his calculator during a test. LEFT: George Alonzo attempts to solve a problem in geometry class. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM RIGHT: Alan Moore strives to receive a good grade on his test. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Mark Garatie and Bill Johnson work a calculation on the school computer. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Kerry Wolverton and Jimmy Pittman learn to use a slide rule. Mathematics 123

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Math curriculum prepares students for college classes Algebra I and Il, geometry, calculus, Advanced Math, Probability and Statistics, bookkeeping, and various extra-curricular math organizations work with students to give them an excellent background for college courses. College preparatory is this department's goal, thus a wide range of math-oriented courses are available to every aspect ofthe Rummel community. Students who enioy mathematics are most encouraged and enticed by the school's offerings as they advance further toward their set goals. 122 Associates

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Counselors' advice helps needy students Service and advice for the needy student is portrayed through the Guidance department. The counselors' iobs are not very easy and the only reward they see is that they have helped every student. Enough credits to graduate? What about college? How's your family? These are iust some of the ways in which the counselors help each student plan their future so that they know lust what is ahead of them and how far. fn-Q .