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Math Students Prepare for College a Miss Wright checks Susan Haenzi's Plane Dick Schubert, Ann Zulauf, and Dan Poff Geometry problem while Tim Thomas are working with imaginary numbers in finishes his. Algebra II. Quotients, equations, tan- gents, theorems - all of these are familiar terms to college-bound students as by logical thinking. In Trigonometry Mr. Griesmeyer explains the applications and uses of a transit to Bill Koverman, Carol Mahan, and Mike Piety. Merry Jackson and Jack Berger cgllabgfate Bonnie Warren and John Schell are shown ' On 2 problem in Mrs. Har1an's Algebra 1 working General Math problems on the class. board. the math department 5 r 1 teaches students to reason S 5 3 m N. is
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Our Science Courses Are Rich and Complete This laboratorv is the center of scientific activities in the High School. The Science Department is one of the most active organizations in the high school. There have been many new developments, including the acquisition of numerous pieces of new equipment and the remodel- ing of the lab itself. In the different departments, Mr. Huffman headed an extracurricular dissection class composed of boys interested in anatomy. This was the first activity of it's kind in Center- ville's history. Another first at Centerville was the 7: 15 physics class with Mr. Laird instructing. Mr. Huffman taught lab procedure to his chemistry classes, and his general science students were intro- duced to the lab and the basic prin- ciples of science. Biology students study plant and animal life. The anatomy group. doing a dissecti General Science students learn about the lab Advanced Physics is a first for Centerville
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Commercial Students Prepare for the .Business World Mrs. Anglemyer shows Carolyn Gessner and Dennis Macci how to make adjust- ing entries in bookkeeping. Jane Josupeit, Karen Coons, and Jane Billett work on their filing. Shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, Business English, filing, and office machines are the essentials that are stressed by the Com- Miss Ulery shows Carolyn Foster and Phyllis Holland how to run the mimeograph machine. Judy Hale demonstrates her skills in shorthand. Nancy Weber and Sandee Gardner type their daily assignments. mercial Department for use in the business world.
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