Central Junior High School - Cub Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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Y Y Students work hard at math i CJHS math department was l expanded this year when f Mrs. Sherry Queen joined the staff in November, A teaching math th seventhq grade students. -Q Q Later in the year, Nmx, Hal Mealnan's homeroom students won a tour of Arrowhead Stadium. One hundred percent of his h meroo students bou- ght activity tickets in the P.T.A. membership drive contest. l Miss Barbara Holwick's math students did a unit on everyday practical ap- plications of math. This program showed them how A X I' 1 44 Q 4 1 ? MMR , E 4 ffyw W I f a ' mf f . L I r N 1 l 1 Q Z I X WJ ' Q W 7 , Q lii i ., 'v math is used in everything they do such as figuring discounts, making change, figuring salestax, and reading charts, graphs and tables. In January, Mr. Rick Menninger began a governf ment-funded math lab. He taught three seventh grade classes, one eighth grade class and one ninth grade class. 'K wwf awww, M V' ' 1 4. 4 ,Z f Q t 2 S U I l l 1 l 3 14 416 :li 4 i e 1

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