Fort Osage High School - Indian Legends Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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Youths Discuss Citizenship In ci Reloixed Atmosphere Mr. Mike Johnson, M.A. Citizenship Mr. Paul Loving, B.S. Citizenship Mrs. Olive Lundy, B.S. Social Studies Mrs. Martha Morris, B.S. Social Studies ,. ,,,. H V, f K 2,- fffy f fe MEM M , fi 'WW' M Zi? W 5 1 f f X g 1 2 f Q5 if 5 4 gi? Z9 , ft' f if J i f- f V f - X 4 .... l,-Ei? .- w 5,2 ,F .5 , 1 f 5 A '55 .5 sfngy i .4 gsiiiv 4 if f if . , 3221 .QL , f' ff. 2 is 1 , fmt , --'- ,,.i. l ,f, - . , ,CEU 1 Q 2 1 I f ,K , V.. ,MW f f gf: , s his ,iffs-.tw ', 1 H J! 5 A 4 if X 4 z . ti' i N Z u Nd' -S K f l X 4 ,J X Q J I 2 A f fi K M , A , N : Fi ,fl ,G 1 in i F Fl

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Choinges Cccur As -. . . Student Volunteers Exploiin Moth Theory Incessant change is one ot the unchang- ing facts of the world. Changes in education must occur to prepare each new generation for the altering universe. New techniques in teaching math were applied in the higher math courses such as trigonometry and math analysis. Volunteers from the class explained math theories and concepts to other class members. An effort was made last year to correlate the various levels of math so that transitions in these classes could be more smoothly made. The teachers stressed the same things, trying to give the student composite know- ledge of math as a unit instead of each class as an unrelated course. The math department also extended its curriculum. Plans were made to offer a new practical math course called Consumer Math- ematics to juniors and seniors. With money funded from the NDEA, Ken- neth Musgrave, head ofthe math department, purchased new teaching aids to add to those already in use by the department. Mr. Kenneth Musgrave, M.S. Trig.-Math Analysis Mr. Robert Phillips, B.S. ' Mathematics Miss Mary Russell, B.S. Mathematics TOP: Mr. Musgrave's humor gives BOTTOM: The answer ,S three Trig. a more relaxed atmosphere. hours says M155 Russell to her RIGHT: An overhead projector is math class used in Mr. Phillips' math class.