Brownell Talbot School - Triangle Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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THE MATH DEP RTME T In accordance with new science courses available now, the Mathematics Department has added more advanced classes. Trigonom- etry and Advanced Algebra were taught this year by Mr. Delmar Wallace, head of the Math Department. He also taught Math Review, Plane Geometry, and Algebra I and II, Mrs, Ann Nordin taught the other sections of Algebra I and II, Middle School Math was taught by Mrs. Rae Keogh. I Mrs. Keogh, Mr. Wallace, and Mrs. Nordin. A

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THE SCIE CE DEPARTME T Mrs. Trumble, Mr.,Curt1s, and Mr. Schroer discuss Science Department plans. Will the real Mr. Curtis please stand up? With the addition of the Hitchcock Science Building in 1965 aprogressive Chem-Study course has been added. Chemistry alternates with Physics, which was the course taught this year by Mr. Earl Schroer. Biology, Advanced Bio10gY, and a unique Earth Science course were taught by Mr. Fred Curtis, who was also head of the Science.Depart- ment. Mrs. Gertrude Trumble and Mr. Curtis taught General Science courses to Brovvnell-Talbot's younger students.

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THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT From left to right: Mr. McCoy, Mr. Russell, and Colonel Smithson. Brownell-Talbot's al r e ad y excellent History Department was supplemented this year by the addition of a new course, Eco- nomics. Mr. Frank Russell, head of the de- partment added Eoonomics to his other courses, which include European and Amer- ican Histories, and American Government, Colonel Albert Smithson taught Far Eastern History, and Mr. Bruce McCoy taught Geography and Social Studies to the Middle School, Miss Anna Myers also teaches avery unique History of Art Course to Upper School students. ' Mr. Russell explains current affairs to Dennie Deuser.