Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Math Is The “Now, this is the top of a dissectable cone”. Roseann Scheus- ter explains this to the rest of the class during a demonstra- tion in solid geometry class. If a preamble to a mathematical constitu- tion were to be written perhaps it would read as such: “We hold this truth to be self-evident, that mathematics is the science dealing with the measurement, properties and relationships of quantities.” Even though we do not possess such a con- stitution at Calumet, we do offer the following subjects: Algebra, which deals with literal numbers, symbols and equations, or general math which deals with practical story problems, is offered the first year. Those who wish to increase their knowledge in the field of mathematics may enroll in plane geometry, which deals with the reasoning of two- dimensional figures; advanced algebra, which covers such things as square roots and quadrat- ic equations; solid geometry, which deals with the reasoning of three-dimensional figures and trigonometry, which is an accumulation of other forms of math. Barbara Cederoth has just finished working and explaining this trigometric function in a senior trigonometry class. - 12 -

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The Many Wonders Of The World Sheila Martinez studies the samples of sawdust, cake and sand while preparing her assignment in general science. Cape Canavaral won’t have to worry as long as high schools, such as Calumet, keep instructing prospective scientists through its adequate sci- ence departments. Our curriculum of science courses which offers general science, chemistry, biology and physics is complete enough to give students a sufficient knowledge of the subject. The scientific minded student begins his first year by enrolling in biology, the study of plants and animals or general science, which deals in a general study of the subject. A secondary step is chemistry, in which stu- dents obtain the basic concepts of organic and in- organic chemistry, often, very often, by perform- ing experiments. The ambitious student goes even one step further and investigates his surroundings, by studying matter and energy, the two basic sub- stances in life. Jeanie Crowe is just one of the many science students who demonstrates inertia. Don Hamilton and Ronnie Furgye consult the reference books for information in general science.

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Science Dealing With Many Things Math, math, math. Algebra seems to be the hard subject for Marion Urycki who obtains help from Tommy Wilson. After completing their daily lesson, Don Waters, Mary Ann Ivanich, Linda Hadady, and Raeann Summers take advantage of their study time. Confused?” Not trying to confuse anyone, Allen Kallas draws a complicated triangle in geometry class. 13 Homework is a controversial subject, but it’s a necessity in Algebra. Janice Bauske and Larry Huddleston pass up their required homework.