Grosse Pointe South High School - Viewpointe Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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Computer Math, Algebra l added There were two changes in the math depart- ment this year. With the arrival of freshmen, the high school added Algebra I to the curric- ulum. First year algebra students learned to factor, solve equations, and were introduced to basic geometry. The importance of the computer in today's society prompted Grosse Pointe South to offer computer math to juniors and seniors. Through this course, the student learned to understand the fundamentals of the computer, rather than to operate it. In the future, the faculty hopes to expand this course to all stu- dents and to have advanced programming. Right: Mr. Berschback helps Connie Fulshaw prove geometry theorems. Lower right: John Bauer works on the board. Lower left: Sue Champion studies modern geometry in the data processing room. 58

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Science curriculum adds lecture SCIICS Above: David Guertler, John Tompkins, and Lisa Grady ical science, chemistry class how disect their frogs. Below: Mr. Holman teaches a phys- chart. to read the periodical ,4- T' r we JV an i