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IE new 9 'af' SCIENCE L I fm will 'N www? Science is said to be the foun- dation of the future. The students of Drury High School are taught of past scientific experiments and technological advancements in order to aid them in their discovery of new concepts. Without the study of sciences, it is difficult to fully understand the many technological advances that are now a necessary part of every day life. During this year a new computer course has been offered. This is a small sample of the science department's effort to keep up with the times . The Drury Science Department is a group of conscientious and learned people who instruct the students of Drury High School so that they are better suited to face the challenges of a highly technical world. 1 P: ,Q J 5 Vincent King J oseph Gniadek John Richards Mary Lou Cariddi Ann Olsen J ohn Solari ML KW C hristopher W ondoloski Clarence Perry 3 17
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A2 + bl : cz, mm, so-6o9o triangle, this is a small sample of the concepts that the Drury Math Department teaches each year. The Math Department instructs its students in mathematical ideas and theorems which will aid them in later studies. With these concepts of mathematics, Drury students will be able to understand the ideas that are a part of their everyday lives. Analytical reasoning and ac- curate computation are essential in the hectic and advanced world of which we are a part. Because of this dedicated and knowledgeable group of people, Drury students are taught the basics of mathematics and ad- vanced analytical ideas. -Q1 Mathematics V V . .x K , . D W 5 l , V r s. 4 4 n X ci A.'5f l,b i 1 Robert Kove Edward Noel Patricia Sacco Ronald Smachetti ' f l ' x 1 if i rv . S K 1, f g Gary Kelley William Prevey L ora ne W hitcomb
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Typewritting, shorthand, computers-The Business Depart- ment allows the opportunity to become acquainted with and develop skill in subjects which are practical. Such skills are very necessary in a society where the small business is very common. The business department lets students become self-sufficient in these necessary skills. In a society such as ours, the private business, be it large or small, is the most practical means of making it . Because of the business department, Drury students are able to realize this goal. I8 Business Ron Brown W inif red O 'Brien Catherine Oldham Ann Piek os Donna Wood Irving Toupence UA FL OG 4. if ef' N 9' 1 Ldv
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