Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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ig Mr. Haug offers help to Tom Johnston and Ernest Benyo in ci geometric construction. WP 2 I h Enriched math program 1 -. g 1 is ' , ' 5 1 Thomas P. Hartsig: A.B., Eastern Michiganp M.A., University of Michigan. Trigonometry Advanced Placement Math 10. Math Club. Charles Zoet: A.B., Hope Collegeg M.S., University of Michigan. ADCOMg Advanced Placement Math ll, l2p Specialized lnstruc- tiong Counselor. Reserve Baseball Coachp Assistant Senior Class Sponsor. Who says algebra is difficult? asks Dick Smalley while Jim Engle receives assistance from Mr. Harding. mee

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Homemaking is useful and fun Although women are going into more and more fields, the career of the American homemaker remains an important part of life today. The Home Economics program provides knowledge and experience in good nutrition, attractive decorating, high fashion, etiquette, and child care. By learning funda- mentals in these areas, students develop attitudes, abilities, and habits that contribute to successful homemaking. Claudia Haavisto labovel is intently working at the sewing machine, while Mrs. Devereaux assists Diane Gill, Cbelowl in cutting her fabric. . wx Z f -' S 'sf 0 i i i QM-- 1 Catherine J. Devereaux. B.S., St. Mary's, Notre Dame. Homemaking IO, ll, l2. Social Committee. Virginia N. Rhoodes. B.S., Teachers' College, Framingham, Massachu- setts, Boston University Graduate School Radcliffe College Graduate School. Hame- making lO, Home and Family. Social Com- mittee. ik'-1' iu'tN'h I , ll -1 S ,ri i l , 3' fa? Cooking is a very important part of the homemaking curriculum. Shirlee Sollars fabovel is ready to put o batch of cookies into the oven, and Louise Morelli lbelowl gains experience in measuring and mixing ingredients. So iii'-l

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1odern requirements Top row: Virginia K. Waymire: B.S., Wayne State University. Basic Mathematics, Applied Mathematics. Peter J. Moloney: Litt.B., Xavier University, Ph.L., Loyola University, M.A., University of Detroit. Plane Geometry, Latin I. Assistant Sophomore Class Sponsor. Marcia M. Anderson: B.A., Northern Michigan College. Algebra, Applied Mathematics. Assistant Sophomore Class Sponsor. Kenneth Haug: B.A., Northern Michigan College, M.A., University of Michigan. Plane Geometry, Advanced Algebra. Bottom Row: Allan A. Edwards: B.S., Kenyon College, Wayne State Uni- versity. Plane Geometry, Advanced Algebra. Future Teachers Co-sponsor. Donald A. Eveleth: B.S., Eastern Michigan College. Plane Geometry, Applied Mathematics. Frank R. Harding: B.S., Marquette University, M.A., University of Michigan. Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra. Wilma Kuhls: B.A., Eastern Michigan Uni- versity, M.A., University of Michigan. Algebra, Counselor. Bentley Alumni Association. 1. if b y gift' 1:44 J of Cr ' .gs x - A u A fi i I , . as ' 4:- 1 V x it N X Every student interested in mathematics is provided for by Bentley's math program: classes in this department include basic math, applied math, algebra, advanced algebra, plane geometry, trigonometry, and solid geometry. There is a special education program in which topics not covered in regu- lar classes are studied by students interested in doing extra work in math. Sophomore, iunior, and senior advanced placement stu- dents take part in a more concentrated study of mathematics, and some of them receive college credit for their advanced achieve- ments. As a member of the senior Advanced Placement Math class, Gerald Marquis solves a trig problem.