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Wild And Crazy Peoplev Teach Math i Over half K lof the Y student fbody WaS ienfolledi in at lealst oneif of the twelve c math courses iofferede by Centen- nial7s iMathf Department The facuity wns increased to eight and thefcourse offerf 'ings Wereiexpanded because of .thee greater 5 nilmberf of students needing instruction to passl required f county irnath proticiencyiexamina? tions -pri preparations for college-level lwork. i Al- though V college L preparation was gan in obvious benefitg students also gained disci- pline and skillsf in logic which couldii be applied ito' 't problem solving i 'outside the classroomq e o l e f , ,X X X f 4 X 1 ff 1 if- e . 'TV' ' 41 ' , , ,, in V .. -f ' V' ..- '?S.'4l , .,N,,5,'1tfw..g,,,jg:g, X X X H5 42 Math Department
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4 tu- 'JNL is W 5 N f I IREQQQQ,-,lQ t t X N s l X, is St? 4 'E ll K 4 if it CLOCK WISE FROM ABOVE, LEFT' Science Department: Pepe Sando- val, Harriet Powell, Pat Gottemoeller, Jim Mow- bray, Virginia McCarthy, Jane Geuder, .lim Finkg Two willing volunteers do- nate their bodies to science enabling students to study the human anatomyg Biol- ogy students Arthur Tate and Danny Payne peer at protozoansg ln Environmen- tal Science, Darryl Robert- son tackles questions on the hydrologic cycle during a chapter testg Assisted by Ms. McCarthy, Earth Sci- ence students, Ken Jenks, Kevin Geffert, and Ray Shaver study the Coriolis effectg Conversing during an experiment, Cathy Mabe, Lori Bimestefer and Robin Swinson adjust a balance to determine the mass of a reactant. Science Department 4l
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ff Afaslgf ' ' M fm -. A t ., Q Q'hi'. . if i 1 V OPPOSITE, ABOVE: Mr. Siegert explains to senior Marie Webster the ups and downs of a sine function in Trigonometry. OPPOSITE, BELOW: l978-1979 marked Mr. Bill DeLeo's first year on thc faculty ol' Centennial. Here he uses both a traditional blackboard and a modern overhead projector in order to present abstract concepts to his geometry class. ABOVE, LEFT' To challenge more advanced students the Math Department offered honors-level courses. Mrs. Elaine Alfano answers a question from sophomore Jay Updike in Algebra ll, honors. ABOVE, RlGHT:Sophomore Toussaint Myricks solves one of the many demanding problems during the National Math Exam, in which two hundred Centennial students parti- cipated. LEFT' The Math Department pre- sents: Elaine Alfano, Patricia Trabbic, Karen Dorsey, William DeLe0, Mike Siegert, Beverly Joseph, fseatedj Nancy Jesehke, Emma Ames, and Ken Sachs. Math Department 43
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