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Senior Composition: Preparing for the future Senior Comp has again been proven to be one of the most difficult classes to pass for seniors. With deadlines for compositions, voca- bulary tests, and readings to underline, college bound seniors kept busy with their studies. The basic idea behind senior comp is to thoroughly prepare the college bound senior for college english courses. Through its tough grading scale, and its hard work schedule, senior comp shows students the ropes of college. Contemplating an idea for a research paper is Mehrdad Mazhari. Greg Matekel seems bewildered in hıs search for information. Stating his opinion in a discussion of the novel, “A Tale of Two Cities , is Randy McCracken. 23 Academics
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Mathematics becomes more and more complex In this day and age, it’s evident that the computer era is inevitable and it’s growing rapidly toward the point of no return. In many classes, not only is it necessary to use your brain, you’ve got to have a calculator too. As each day passes, math is an in- creasingly greater challenge no matter what level a student is adapted. Whether it be algebra or calculus, mathematics u Cow can be a beneficial work out for the mind Kerri Clark and Mr. Morgan discuss the anatomy of an equation and possibly the future. in algebra II. I. f a S Weg Todd Seaver matches wits with the computer. Mike Solterman is intent while Mr. Decker explains how to solve the problem.
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Students train for publications i em Learning the rudiments of layout design, students of journalism are trained for the yearbook and newspaper staffs. Basically a freshman class, journalism offers beginning training not only for “Introspectus” and “The Word” but for future life in general. d 一 Working on yearbook, Laura Mueller draws her final layout. Freshman Greg Gendergeske reveals his original magazine design. M— d Being helpful, Ri Jim McGillis learns the basics of design in journalism class. 3 1390 01089 8607
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