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E s Charles Serros helps Lucy Borrego with her geometry The new state laws af- fected the math depart- ment as well as the Eng- Iish department. Incoming students now need a total of three cred- its in order to graduate, with at least one of those years being Algebra 1. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calcu- lus were the basic classes offered this year with each of them branching out into different categor- ies. Computers, being the tools of the future, were important instruments in the Math department. lt's important to stay ia- ,S gg 255555 fait?-fi 5555 azfzsii ?Si3?-if Wssii 555253 as-U i .. s.. . . . ik Q if :z'5'M.12? f :J 'Q A 2 A, Ax! alert while studying math: Keep a math note- b-ook and study the mate- rlalsg also don't get be- hind in your studies because it is yery hard to catch up, said Mrs. Sally Jackman, department head. W 'l 'ssss 3 f ,,.,......,
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'. 1 l r S' BPeriodic Chart of the Elements lf Vi BC- N CaS:' qv- Nc: la A: 1 4'i' AA, Henry Masterson explains the Periodic Table. cience challenges curious minds l' l s , Above: David Entwisle watches a chemistry demonstration. Right: Larry Bujanda works on lesson plans. Hi Science 27
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