Hauser Junior Senior High School - Jetstream Yearbook (Hope, IN)

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Additional Teachers and New Math Facilities ...HMMM, IS IT C=tfd OR C=tfd ? Sophomores formulas for geometric figures as they finish the proofs, in one of the two geometry classes contemplate the step by step, for the next day's assignment. SENIOR MATH proves to be not only hard work but also fun and interesting work. Gayle Epperson and John Ball discover this when examining the Iscosahedron star. HELP, MRS. UTTER! Don Foreman is perplexed as he ponders over the solution of the Senior Math problem, hoping for a hint that will help him find the answer. 20

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JUST ABOUT---------------HERE! decides Cynthis Starnes as she looks for the area of the Fountain of Youth, a major reason for exploration in the New World. 19 WHO CLAIMED THIS AREA? asks Noel Knifley of Janie Blackburn as they study the causes and effects of World War II. physical features of various countries. This leads to a better understanding of the way the inhabitants live. DRAWING MAPS ENABLES Mr. Humes' seventh and eighth grade geography students to learn more about the

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Work Together to Meet Demands for Math In today’s complex world of facts and figures, a study of mathematics is extremely important. A student needs a basic knowledge of this science for almost any occupation he obtains. The students of the Junior High are taught beginning Mathematics, Algebra, and Geometry by Mrs. Marie Talley. Mrs. Talley also introduces some aspects of modern math to widen their knowledge of numbers. First year algebra students learn the basic fundamentals of Algebra by learning how to solve algebraic equations and how to read graphs by Miss Helen Powers. Miss Powers also teaches General Math to those not wishing to take the academic math courses Mrs. Mabel Utter teaches Geometry,-Advanced Algebra, and Senior Math to the college bound students. She prepares her students for their future occupations by showing them how to use mathematics logically. She has the assistance of an overhead projector and the new math desks with trigonometric functions. EASY? Teresa Fiesback uses one of the new math desks to help her solve her Advanced Algebra problem. JUNIOR HIGH MATH has introduced Geometry to the seventh and eighth graders, including Tim Nading. 21