Bandys High School - Trojan Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

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THE SPANISH CLUB S ar f I . SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS:Ileft to rightj Paege Hartsoe, Vice President, Robbie Isaac, Reporter, Kim Stutts, Sec.f Treasurer, Toni Edwards, President - I I 8 f esssi W A t triii A 7 gb sPANssH TREE KNOWLEDGE DF 1. Mrs. Dellinger takes roll in her Spanish I class. 2. This Spanish II class listens to their instructions. 3. Mrs. Dellinger explains Mandates de Tri . 4. These students work on their own. 5. These boys take a break in their work. 6. This class listens to an explanation. 7. Emily Stewart, Martha Stewart, and Forrest Vaughn work on their Ojos de Dios . 8. Another class work on their projects. 21

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La Clase de Espanol This year there were three Spanish classes. The students in Spanish I learned basic verbs and vocabulary. In Spanish II, the students were taught mainly verb tenses. They also worked on projects called Ojos de Dios , Eyes of God. Spanish III students had a more indepth study of the language and the country.

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Advanced Math And Calculus Advanced Math combined the stu- dents' knowledge of algebra and geom- etry and applied it to new situations. Students learned how to work with trigonometric functions. This was the first year that Bandys had a scheduled calculus class. Calcu- lus used all the math that students had learned in the previous years. Both classes further prepared stu- dents to take the higher levels of math offered at college. .'.. ' 22 f ., K7 -2 W, ..V:. ,,.. 5 These calculus students work diligently. Tom Brown sees something of interest on Mark Storyk paper. Mr. Hilderbran helps some Advanced Math students with a problem. Tracy Robinson grins for the camera. Cindy Belcher concentrates on her calcu- Ius. The hard-working and the hardly working in Advanced Math class. Nancy Lee and Iris McCombs offer assis- tance to Jeff Miller.