Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

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Numbers, Equations all part of everyday Hfe 1. Middle School Math teachers are from left to right: Mr. Norman Warra, 7th grader Mrs. Kathleen Tabaka, oth grade,' Mr. John Doerr, 8th grade. 2. This year GHS had a math team led by Mr. Jerry Hughes. As evidenced by the trophy, they did very well They are, from left to right: Stephen Cutts, Mr. Hughes, Fay Wright, Kendrick Royen Brandon Lawniczak, and Ken Bliss. 3. High School Math teachers are, from lelt to right: Mr. Gerald Gath, Mrs. Barbara Castagnier, and Mr. Jerry Hughes. 4. These seniors were National Merit Finalists, an honor which is given to very lew participants in the ACT test. They are, from left to right: Kendrick Royer, Ann McGuire, and Stephen Cutts Working with numbers, algebra equations, and geometrical lines is the everyday responsibility of the Math teachers. MClfh, C Skill eSSenTiGI in everydcly life, is G I'6QUiI'ed CIGSS in Qfh Qfdde, Gnd from 10th Qfdde on you can choose any math class. Most students choose to continue the study of math throughout their high school years if they plan on attending college. Students at GHS have many choices of math classes. They include: General Math, Consumer Math, Advanced Math, Business Math, Algebra I, Algebra ll, Geometry, and Trigonometry. If math teachers seem to always be sober looking-or even in a bad frame of mind, it could be that they are worried about the future of students whO hClVeh'f mdsfered enough mclfh Skills to shop wisely, balance O check book, figure The lI'lfefeSf on 0 mGjOI' il'lVeSflT1el'1f, OT work out Theif lI'1COme tax!