Coral Gables High School - Cavaleon Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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at ,Q-' Math Department Head Mrs. Margaret East, advises her students on the fundamentals Triangles, parallelograms and pentagons are familiar words to every geometry student. Our math department makes it possible for any student with the skill for mathematics to go on to higher forms of math, such as solid- geometry and trig. Functional math is offered for the student wanting a rounded education in all forms of math. Business math is offered for the student wishing to follow a career in the business World. Last but not least we have basic math classes which make it possi- ble for every student to be math- ematically literate. of algebra. MATHEMATICS fiiii i,n,r ., QQN , .gig Q3 in Gableites. Note those smiles! Mr. Robert Parent explains a mathematical figure to a class of exuberant ,,,.,.:..,.mk . .,k. .K ..,.,. --- -ffm-f .,.' -, . 1s1r

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...A D HERE HE IS!...MA RRAY! Mrs. Irene Murray is her real name but she is Ma Murray to those of us who have been lucky enough to have had her in class. Even those who have not been so fortunate will treasure Ma-Murray stories forever. Her teaching methods approach the unorthodox but the results are perfect. Everyone, but everyone, understood that triangle ABC was congruent to triangle DEF. Those color chalk diagrams had something to do with it. The underdog in any situation is Mrs. Mur- ray's choice to defend with adroit humor and stimulating advice. Showing the squares the angles. With sincere appreciation for a friendly and interesting member of the faculty, we dedicate this CA VALEON of 1957 to Ma Murray. MRS. IRENE MURRAY With her feet firmly planted on the ground of the 200 hall, math becomes practically pain- less in her enthusiastic and friendly hands. She was part of the staff at old Ponce De Leon in the gay and carefree days when one hundred seniors was a new record and all the students knew each other. We are a much larger school now but Ma Murray still knows all of us. In her checkered career Mrs. Murray has been a sponsor for various groups and classes. fWe should mention that she is very interested in dogs as well as students. Remember that contest?J Ma Murray and friend Duchess

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1 . Mrs. Mildred Durden and Mr, Frederick Bils examine a construction being done by a student. Ol' J, vel. su' ,Q 1 1 .6 'iff Q O .Q 5 QJWQ Mrs. Gloria Hubinger, math teacher, checks over a test paper. It must rate an NA, look at that smile! exact formula , measurement Basic Math teacher. Mrs. Letitia Hinson, goes over a family budget with her class. F-seyilv P335 s .123 P25 s ,., .stf PT Mr. Edward Borden is a busy man, as he teaches algebra and is also in charge of the Visual Aids room.