Dunn High School - Echo Yearbook (Dunn, NC)

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of Math IV,” states Kathy Watts. 35 Mathematics The New Math has brought Dunn High School from the light into the dark! Its confusing Algebra I with word problems and equations has stumped many a student’s progress. Geometry has faced the black- boards in a duel to the death and it lost! The proofs and postulates are methods by which the enemy may attack. The last step in the learning process is Math IV. Mrs. Pridgen’s brilliant teaching methods have led the seniors through a year of useful, interesting math, including Pascal’s Triangle and trigonometric functions. The math students have been led along a twisted road for the prize of a life-time —understand- ing and using math in everyday life. Tommy Godwin uses the binomial theorem in working a problem for Vicky Tripp. Consumer Math consumes the time of students.

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“Geometric figures are an integral part n Noe Jim Byrd puts his knowl- edge of Algebra I to use. Sharon tries to relate her proof to fellow students.

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Debby Culbreth things of life. finds the fine Science With an introduction into the world of science, physical science gives freshmen a taste of things to come. Then biology and chemistry let them really know if they like science. Mr. Eldridge’s physics class this year worked hard in the laws of chance and the principles of photography. A good, basic foundation in the natural sciences is offered for those who will learn.