Central Bucks High School West - Antler Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

Page 25 text:

Mr. Segal's geometry students, Mike Everett and Joan Klumpp, see a ray of light. Gordon E. Youngkin Carol Stein G David Krafchik Geometry Intermediate MHtheIT1af1CS Intermediate Mathematics Intermediate Mathematics Fundamentals of Assistant Coach Mathematics Football, Track

Page 24 text:

Mathematics Meets the Demands of An Expanding Society Ralph L. Hunsberger Department Coordinator Elementary Functions Matrix Algebra Michael D. Esch Geometry Robert B. Firm Algebra I Vocational Math To meet the growing needs of our society, our math program has expanded this year to include a pilot course in Computer Math. The emphasis of this course is placed on introducing the student to computer programming and computer basics. In addition to this new course, the basic math courses are still offered, providing students with a solid foundation in Algebra, Calculus, and Geometry. These courses are primarily aimed at the college bound student, but a course in Vocational Math is offered to those students who desire immediate employment after graduation. Whether the individual student chooses to take a college preparatory or a Vocational Math course, he can be assured that either course will prepare him for further application of mathematics in today's demanding society. Linda Ferguson and Sandy Fretz absorb a portion of Mr. Edwards' abundant knowledge. Raymond F. Edwards Robert H. Segal Intermediate Mathematics Geometry Elementary Functions Algebra Calculus Assistant Basketball Coach

Page 26 text:

i 1 Valentine V. Seidle Department Coordinator Electronics I, II Electronics Club Ami 0. Hess Chemistry Antler Business Stall Adviser National Honor 'Society Co-Sponsor William J. 'Iregaskis General Biology Research Methods in Biological Science Science has brought new importance to the daily lives of everyone living in the Twentieth Century. The importance of the study of science dwarfs any former meanings that it might have held for societies in the past. Man today holds in one hand the power to destroy himself utterlyg in the other hand, the promise of enough energy to build any kind of Utopia he desires. With these thoughts in mind, the Science Depart- ment of Central Bucks is cognizant of the grave responsibility it holds in providing science courses of the widest variety and of the highest quality for the modern student. Mr. Satterthwait relates an important concept in Physics. Ann Calisto Harold W. Satterthwait Theodore K. Schafer Leroy. W. Shutt Chemistry Physics Chemistry Biology F.T.A. Co-Sponsor Senior Science General AgfiCUltUfC