Chippewa Valley High School - Layon Yearbook (Clinton Township, MI)

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llililirlii One Isn't the Cnly Number With the increasing demand for computers in the working world, the Mathematics Department is also keeping up with these demands. There will be an attempt to incorporate the use of computers into the existing Math classes. Plans are also being formulated to incorporate a Speed Card Reader and a Graphics Plotter in the Computer Programming classes., New machines are being purchased to update the Computer Programming classes so it will be equivalent with that of the new vocational building. The department, is in the process of identifying the minimum competancies of students in mathematics. These competancies will be re uired for raduation fl. f t MW' 1 - I' ,pf

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Experience Through Experiments In the Science Department Mr. Heatield explained, We are looking forward to expanding into the new school which will allow us to give students better opportunities in science . ln Mr. Balch's class photography is a new activity which helps the students study the physics of motion . A new face was added mid-year to the department when CV graduate Kay Paul replaced Nlr. Bagos who will return next year after completing his Master's Program. Mr. Heethuis Mr, Kelly Mr- Heafield Mr. Christensen Mr. W0lCiCki Mr. Andriaschko NIY. Balch MY. Bagos 140