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Mathematics Developes Karen Rains, Elaine Cleveland, and Mike McKinney are preparing to pass out new rulers, compasses and protractors to a geometry class. Ability to Reason, Mathematics enables our students to keep pace with our changing complex world. After four years of math, a student has stored facts concerning equations, formulas, theorems, and triangle measures to be pulled from his memory bank for use in his daily applica- tions. These facts have helped him to develope his mind, enabling him to think clearly and logically when dealing with a problem that requires reasoning. 'The courses offered are basic mathematics or algebra, plane geometry, advanced algebra and the last course consists of p trigonometry, solid geometry and mathematical analysis. Jerry Melican is explaining a trigonometric theorem to Dennis Cook, Larry Kremmel, Mike Haynes, and J im Bieller. 28
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T h sw N To meet the needs of today's growing business-world demands, our vocational courses provide training and experience in' such subjects as typing, filing, book- 7 keeping, and shorthand. For those students who wish to con- tinue their education in these fields, second-year courses are offered in both shorthand and typing. l Y First year typing students take an occasional glance at the typing chart, just to be sure. 'T' l Mr. Woodfin aids second-year shorthand students in some time-saving phrases.
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Chorus provides excellent voice training an-d is a source of entertainment for various programs and school assem- blies. The group meets Tues- day and Thursday of each 'week and is a credited course. This is an activity that has be- come part of our curriculum after having been discontinued for a number of years. The Sound of Music -are 3 'ss xx X NNMX. X :N xv - Mis-NN 2' . QNX X x x X S Mr. Ziegler rehearsing some members of his choral group. FIRST ROW, Left to right: Barbara Camp, Mareda Eckert, Coralee Rose, Susan Watkins. SECOND ROW, Left to right: John Bumpus, Gary Stamm, and Charles Reynolds. i 7 Y, Left to right: Charlene Raitt, Kathy Rhoads, .Terre Smith, and Dennis Cook, members of reed section, are receiving instructions from the band director, Mr. Young. The band brings much spirit, pep, and enjoyment for all the activities in which it partic- ipates. It assembles every Mon- day, Wednesday, and Friday of each week. Both organizations give the student a chance to ex- pand his music creativity. 29
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