Clay High School - Minuteman Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Page 33 text:

Mr. Andrew Dunn — High School Arithmelic I. II. Geomelry Mr y ' iriu.s Felion Elemenlarv Mgehra: Geomelry: Trade Malhertialics: Physical Science For the first time at Clay, the Mathematics Department offered courses in Trade Mathematics and Business Arith- metic. Arithmetic II was presented for a second year because students who took the course showed significant improvement in standardized tests. Honors classes for students in all four grades became another new and impor- tant part of the mathematics program. Mr. Mark Brumbaugh High School Arithmetic I: .Alge- bra 1 1 -Trigonometry, College Algebra-.Analytics. Kathy DeVoe completes an algebra assignment 29

Page 32 text:

STRENGTH IN NUMBERS Mrs- Muriel Goheen — Algebra I. Business Mathematics I v ' ) ■v-- Mf Mrs. Sallie Cheston — Algebra I. College Algebra-Analytics, High School Arithmetic J I Mrs- Frances Seward .Algebra I. .algebra ll-Trigonometrv. Geometrv. High School Arithmetic I Larry Emrick assists Kathy Fraider in solving a difficult algebra problem .

Page 34 text:

SCIENCE AIDS RESEARCH ' ■ ' ' - v EiT . CHART Mr. ! ' orris Lockman —Biology I. Chemistry I. II Plans of the Science Department included the successful comple- tion of the geodesic dome and experimentation with weather pro- jects. Several new cultures of organisms were developed in a section of the tunnels which has been equipped for laboratory purposes. All students were encouraged to begin and complete individual research projects, and an improved biophysical program was stressed for those students not majoring in science. Right. Mr. Galon Miller— Biology I Biology sludcnls listen and take notes during one of many lectures. 30