Episcopal High School - Accolade Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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Harriet M. Wuensch Mathematics Andrew P. Wyly Mathematics Math 111

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Jack W. Caron Prf-Calculus. Algebra 11 Janie K. Johnson Algebra II. CAT. I.C.M. Ethel J. Kirchner Sixth Grade Math Anne Kornegay Mathematics and Computer Science Jo Ann Readence Mathematics Stephen R. Robinson Mathetmalics Department Head, Director of Research and Statistics Mathematics The mathematics program at E.H.S. attempts to place mathematics in a cultural and historical perspective as one of the supreme intellectual achievements of mankind. Courses are offered in Algebra I and II and geometry in order to provide every student with the opportunity to enter college at as high a mathematical level as possible. In order to provide gifted students with a challenging curriculum, an accelerated program, including pre-calculus and A.P. calculus courses are taught. An Introduction to College Math and College Algebra and Trigonometry are offered to provide the student who is weak in mathematics the opportunity to strengthen those skills before his entrance to college. All in all, the main objective of the math department is to train students to think logically, precisely, and critically.

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NJROTC Cmdr. Clyde Carter The Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps, staffed at EHS by Cmdr. Clyde Carter and Master Chief Frank Thompson, is an organization whose purpose is to give young men and women a chance to exercise leadership,'' become better citizens, and gain a basic understanding of the armed forces. Cadets may join the drill team, color guard, or rifle team in order to compete with other NJROTC units in the area. Annual awards are made at a parade where patriotic and civic associations award medals to outstanding cadets. An annual orientation trip is made to California or Florida where cadets watch demonstrations and visit warships and aircraft squadrons, as well as visiting Disney World or Universal Studios. Naval Science Instructor Master Chief Frank Thompson Assistant Naval Science Instructor 112 NJROTC