Bishop Miege High School - Hart / Miegian Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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MATHEMATICS I Members of the Algebra II class show preciseness in grafting a second degree equation. The math classes this year have undergone many changes in course material. The new first year Algebra book was selected as providing more inter- est and challenge to this branch of mathematics. The new geometry book, considerably different from the old one, is in a new, interesting format which links it to the present advanced math book. Advanc- ed math itself is being presented in an accelerated form by Mr. Frazier. The second year Algebra clas- ses, last to use the old books, are eagerly studying the course, storing up fond memories of their unique position. Geometry students soon learn that solid geometry presents complicated problems. A Advanced Math, a college prep course, gives a student background in various math processes.

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“How much does one of those Caesar-burgers cost?” J’ai la reponse. Latin not only affords one a study of an ancient language, but it gives the student a background in Roman history. French III class utilizes the concept of self-cor- rection by putting homework on the board to be checked. Belinda Ross and Mimi Ronnau compare sentence construction in the Spanish III class. t OCvil i - 19 -

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SCIENCES “This tube has the oxygen gas in it.” Chemistry students separate hydrogen and oxygen from water. Above: Members of the Earth Science class study exhibits. Be- low: Biology students explore the fascinating world of micro- organisms. Joan Langan and Janice Armenta look on as Nancy Tremble dissects an un- born pig. - 21 -