Franklin Central High School - Flashback Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Science Provided with Enthusiastic Students I KT' ,,,,afJW' Franklin Central, in keeping with the growth of science in the world and universe, has increased its facilities and staff for scientific study. The new addition to our teaching staff, Mrs. Margaret Richwine, comes to us from Indiana Central College. The remainder of the science staff con- sists of Mr. Allen Morgan, an alumnus of Indiana Cen- tralg and Mr. David Geise, a graduate of Purdue. After the required course of physical science, a stu- dent can branch out to biology, chemistry, and physics. By taking full advantage of opportunities, a student can achieve a well-rounded science education. Avid Chemistry students, Charles Breeding and Karen Brink, meas- ure chemicals in preparation for collecting gases, Our well-qualified and competent science staff includes Mrs. Richwine, chemistry and physical sci- enceg Mr. Morgan, biologyg and Mrs. Geise, chemistry and general science.

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mmm Mathematics at Franklin Central runs the gamut from arithmetic to calculus. Sitting in one of these classes, one is apt to hear anything from the calculation of the price of a dozen oranges to a discussion of why the derivative of a natural logarithm is constant. Subjects as old as Athens and as modern as the space age provide pupils with a sound mathematical background. A threesome of teachers with master's degrees instruct FC,s courses. Mr. Glen Eastes, the department head, gleaned his education from Butler and Purdue. Indiana State and Indiana University trained Mrs. Sarah Schowe and Mr. William Leffler respectively. Mrs. Schowe explains the process of solving simultaneous equations in one of her algebra classes. Mr. Eastes and Mr. Lemer, two members of our math teaching staff, ponder over the complicated equation X : 1. Senior Brenda Horn, a member of Future Teachers, Finds cadet teaching interesting and worthwhile.

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