Gainesville High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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Marie McLendon Secretary Katherine Selle Director of Student Activities C? Frances Ford Business Manager Page Thirteen . .Vg N at ,

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ADMINISTRATION 5 llzi f 1 if .L MR. JOSEPH T. HUDSON Assistant Principal MR. WILLIAM S. TALBOT Principal

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Z..- MATH Gainesville High School has a wide variety of math courses from which to choose. They range from ninth grade general math to solid geometry and trigonometry. These courses are taught by a well-qualified staff, many of whom have won awards for their work in mathematics. Mrs. Phipps was chosen by the University Kiwanis Club as Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Wanninger was selected to represent the schools of our county at a conference of mathematics teachers in Cape Canaveral. Not only have the teachers won awards but also the students whom they have taught. Several of our graduates have won honors in the field of mathematics and returned to thank the teachers who inspired and taught them. A credit to the importance of mathematics at Gainesville High School is the fact that out of 1400 students, 1100 are taking a math course of some kind. This is for above the state average for a school this size. In an age which is becoming increasingly space-consci- ous, the necessity for mathematics cannot be stressed too highly. Gainesville High School is sending out students, some of whom will be tomorrow's scientists, with a great knowledge and skill in this important field. aszs. , E Y -f f N Ms.-...WW l . is-4 N if 453' ,. W. ... . ,t 1 Q Here .lack Blocker uses a globe in the study of The blackboard serves as an aid for math students, Larry Solid 9eOmGffY- Larche, Kit MacDonald and Priscilla Thomas. Page Fourteen r . ffzrmlnnls-nl