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MATH DEPARTMENT Miss Gilliam contemplates a question. Mr. T. E. Blick, Jr. and Miss Jane Gilliam are the math instructors at Brunswick Academy where five years of math are taught. Two credits in mathematics are required for graduation. Eighth graders deal with a general course in both modern and traditional math. Algebra I is required for Freshmen. In this course, a simple Algebra is introduced. College-bound students then advance into Algebra 11 for more detailed study. Juniors take Unified Geometry which combines both plane and solid geometry. This class deals with theorems, proofs, and reasoning. Finally, Seniors study an advanced math of Trigonometry and Algebra. Math III is also offered. Miss Jane Gilliam teaches the class which is one in general mathematics. Principles of congruency. Seniors show homework solutions. Class pauses for photographer. 22
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L. to R.: Alice Moore, James Vaughan, Mrs. Ola E. Jones. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The Guidance Department at Brunswick Academy is a great asset to the school and its students. Mrs. Ola E. Jones, Mr. D. M. Patterson, and Mr. C. M. Saunders, Jr. are in charge of this department. A student may visit these three at various times to discuss such matters as career planning, college entrance requirements, testing scores, and problems of a personal nature. The Guidance Department is a very real help to students since our counselors try earnestly to work out any problems the students care to share with them. Seniors discuss plans with counselor. 21
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Three years of physical education are required for graduation at Brunswick Academy. Mr. Larry Clary and Mr. Pete Higli are the instructors of this course. Eighth graders study basic fundamen¬ tals of health, while both Sophomores and Freshmen are tauglit a course in driver’s education. The physical education students are not only required to do book work but also are expected to participate in out¬ side games and activities. These students remain in the classroom for a certain length of time and spend the remainder of the class on the athletic field when the weather permits. Tliey take part in activities such as volleyball, football, basketball, and baseball. Need a ball? Dedicated Athletes. 23
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