Glenvar High School - Crusader Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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Math Lab Has Better tmosphere The Math Department underwent some major changes this year. There was a certified teacher in the math lab each period to help the students. There was also a para-professional to help the teachers. Things really went smoother this year when students found that they could Work in an at- mosphere which was less hectic than last year. The math lab received a new addition this year called Digital Equipment. It was a computer which no other school in the county had. 1. Mike Iohnson shows his skill with Classmate ll. 2. Seated: Sandra Akers fRadford College, BS, MS, Department Head, S.A.E.J, Standing: Barbara Noble fConcord College, BSJ, Dreama Menefee fliadford College, BS, VPI and SU, MA, National Honor Society sponsorj, Linda Ankrom fRadford College, BS, S.C,A spon- sorl, Margaret Byrd CAppalachain State Uni- versity, BSD, LB. Hagen KVPI and SU, BS, MAD, Martha Dantzler fConverse College, BA, U.Va, MEdJ. 3. Ms. Noble reviews classroom notes to pre- Pilfe 3 test. 4. Freshmen find computer techniques easier for homework, 5. Ms. Ankrom discusses the chapter for a test. 6. Ms. Menefee explains the trig problem to Teresa Martin. 7. Mrs. Akers works with the students in the Math Lab, L --Q N..

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Q x A K i 1, Ieff Dorsey works diligently using the cal- culator to do his homework. 2. Bruce Allen seems to be more confused after Mrs, Akers explanation. 3. Geometry classes complete their final angles on the test. 4. Students find Math Lab atmosphere easier to work in than a study hall, 5. Mike johnson points out some ofthe advan- tages of advance math. 6. Mr. Hagen hurries to make the homework assignment before the 3:05 bell, + 3 , .aw ' 85 V , '73 13 a Digital Equipment Makes Homework Easier