Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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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.

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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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Whats so funny? Jack Gryglewskl Mr Rotrock and Joanne Willet lbelowl find humor In a physics experiment Mr Adler lrightl cracks an often seen smile as he explains the inner parts of a flower l r Science classes offer a range of opportunities for Bentleyites. Sophomores may choose general science, basic biology, or general biology. Chemistry is available to laboratory- minded juniors, and many seniors select physics to complete science maiors. ln special instruction classes interested students learn ot things not taught in other classes. Qualified sophomores and seniors have a chance to study biology and physics underian acceler- ated program. Secrets of natural world reveal themselve f x