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ROBERT KRABILL show to his class the complexity of the solid geometry model. MISS FLORENCE BISHOP helps one of her geometry pupils solve a puzzling problem. 23
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Mathemathical Theories Involve Complicated Work P lane geometry is the study of geometrical figures on a flat surface. Assorted triangles parallelograms squares and rectangles com- prise the formulas and corrolaries. Solid geometry students learn the volumes of cube and cylinders. They also build mod- els out of toothpicks and straws to demon- strate the theorems. Those studying algebra III and college algebra study formulas of X2 and a world of unknowns. Basic math pupils learn the basic essen- tials of geometry and algebra with the help of diagrams and formulas. Personal math students are taught math for the benefit of office work. MISS CORNELIA VAN DOORN smilingly gives the answer book to one of her students. 22 MISS MILDRED FITCH helps Cliff Taylor with a difficult problem in college algebra.
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DAVID LARO, this year's representative to the United Nations, accounts for some of his experiences in New York. History’s I he History Department plays a large part in the lives of the students. It furnishes them with knowledge of the past, and helps them to understand current events which are in the process of making history. Special classes of U.S. history study the Constitution, the U.N. and its functions, African and Asian revolutions, plus the United States wars. Students chosen from each class attended lectures on Africa spon- sored by the Mott Foundation. This year the history classes chose David Laro, a senior, to represent Central among a group of Flint students visiting the United Nations. POINTING TO a historic place she visited in the East this summer. Miss Mildred Hodges receives the attention of other members of the History Department (Left to Right) Robert Alick, Wallace Dobler, Clement Rowe, Miss Rosalyn Chapel, Wil- liam Melzow, Robert Richardson, Jack Howe, Marvin Shebel, and Don Coleman. BONNIE TAYLOR, Karen Foxworthy, Mrs. Marguerite Randall, Karen Eufinger, and Andre Nitecki enjoy a brief intermission from the Mott Foundation series of lectures, Africa at the Crossroads. 24
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