Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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WITH A LITTLE EXPLANATION from Mrs. Cummings, Ken Messier finishes his class problems- 50 , fvff' CONCENTRA TING INTENSELY and asking uestions q 1 Chris Vagtaborg, Hank Dunn, joe Fleming tackle the theories of modern and traditional math. TO MAKE THE MANY FACETS OF MATH EASVFTR a student should learn the mechanics of the slide rule

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ef-L15 5-N ifll, A , , INSPECTING THE MAP of Ceasafs Gaul, joel johnson attempts to trace the sites of Ceasafs Gallic Wars. 8 ' W ' i 'll ?ND CREEK SERX-E xg ., un i ' f .- M ' -5 . 206 BOY! Knits OF mg mg ATOM C AGE spgika ' L-XTIX Asn GREEK A is ll wuz noni' ll f ' viffiii, , , V irfefegf new hm Sf is V swam -.a- ,i Wfimmndi 5? ' nlmsa T mm . -.,1? 'v ,, in Q-.yy 'Leigh ii, li t, 1 . inmehsgres H157 xl f' fifmbflll ' E L7 mggratzusalk ,N uzfgn.. ll-3515: HfQ Dwlw: '-'-Q g' db4ffb..'7a55u mn , gg! mf.: 3' I ef-eummumumunsft V .l TRACING THE PATHS of Caesafs legions, Greg Daniels gets a map ready for display. Latin Provides Roots To Man Languages Since the times of the Romans, Latin has been an important building language, It is helpful in recog- nizing new vocabulary words and is used extensively in many professions and other languages. Latin students gain more than they expect. Latin is not only a language, but also a chronicle of ancient times. It en- compasses mythology, grammar, ge- ography, and history of civilization in Roman times. Chamberlain Latin students read Ceasafs Gallic Wars and jason and the Golden Fleece which have been tasks and fun for the past two thousand years for school boys. Verta Cox LATIN FORMS MANY of the words used today, says Phillis Lefler. 49

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ONE OF THE MANY PROBLEMS of sines is worked by Dick Stokes as Stan Pearson, Dick Kjellstrom, Mike Grina and Ron Doerr look on with intense interest, to attain further knowledge. odern ath Emerges Product of Space Age From the ballled parent to the utterly bewildered student, modern math is the mystery of the times. The Chamberlain Math Department endeavors daily to bring the student closer to this age-old classic and most modern path of learning. The math department offers many up-to-date teaching aids such as over- head viewers and math desks with frequently used symbols, formulas, and weights and measures. Here is found a course suited to almost all those who need basic skills or to carry mathematical learna ing farther. There are various levels of modern math both on a standard and accelerated scale not for- getting the traditional math, algebra and geometry, and semester courses in scientific math and math sets. From the most complicated formula to the repeti- tious addition problem, math is a course that each student comes to realize more and more is one course he should have mastered previously. EMPLOYING THE AID OF GEOMETRY and set theory Marsha Stone begins the task of problem solving. 51