Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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ex ll w ii lee, Jack Morgan and Mark Swanson ignore their proiects to watch Pitts Jarvis add a delicate link to his polyhedral. 28- MARY ORVIS B.S., in Science, Mo. Valley College Plone Geometry, Algebra ll Sponsor: Assistant Blue Triangle JEAN STRAUSER B.S., in Ed., M.s. in Ed., Arkansas State College Geometry, Algebra l, Algebra ll Sponsor: Assistant Blue Triangle RALPH STERLING A.B., Franklin College M.N.S., Arizona State Univ. Physics, Math IV Sponsor: Blue Triangle Assistant Track Coach NELLlE KITCHENS A.A., Christian College B.S. in Ed., M.A. in Math, Univ.Aof Mo. Math lV, Math V, Calculus National Honor Society Blue Triangle Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Dept. Chairman Sponsor: SUSAN BYBEE A.A., Christian College B.S., Univ. of Mo. Plane Geometry, Algebra ll Melissa Mutert watches as Bonita Greenwood and David White explain a difficult geometry problem.

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RICHARD G. HENDERSON B.S., Univ. of Mo. Advanced Biology Sponsor: F.T.A. DAN OCHS B.S. in Ed., Univ. of Mo. Biology, Advanced Biology -fe. iw. l ii W3 'M i ' 9 ff in ui, ics, , ii 25,1 ii Y Nia!!! . :Q f 1 , 4 ,ii in um. in in in Jullepwens ch'T?3e5,G:3ld speglgfi' for Secluded in the science office, Mr. Ochs and Mr. Campbell lgfggcfoscope 5 ' e In Vance 'O ogy grade and record Final examinations. i 3 , t Qvf, H W . . ,,, an .u.,,, .. MARCIA LAIRD B.S. in Ed., Univ. of Mo Biology, Science l Jose Lindner and John Yeager experiment with a molecular for- mulacluring a chemisfry lab period. DAVID LAMBETH B.S. in Ed., Univ. of Mo. 'S Chemistry ' TLQG, Z Q in .ii ii '-I Pap AF I .-4 in . i 'H' e l .sf 75 A 2 X ,H ni, 1 .

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Math Department Expands Program To Otter Wider Array ot, Courses Mathematics courses are geared to teach what students need, whether- it's figuring insurance premiums and payments on loans, or the time, distance, and directions involved in space travel. s Functional Mathlpresents thought problems and exercises for daily living--but these can be surprisingly complex. l Algebra l and ll and Plane Geometry teach students to reason with abstract or unknown factors, often using theories proven over two thousand years ago. The new rnethodof math teaching extended through these courses. For students who plan a career using advanced mathematics, there are college preparatory courses Math lV and V, Analytic Geometry, and Calculus. But all courses have the same basic idea: to solve a problem, one must begin with what is known and proceed logically and accurately to the solution. ' board. ALTA HARNESS B.S., M.A. in Ed., Univ. of Mo Algebra ll BOB SILVER B S in Ed , Univ ofMo ,Functional Math Algebra I Sponsor: Track Coach Mr. Sterling solves a problem in three dimensional math at the rv lr itll lr r l t l l 1 l l Pete Early experiments with weights and masses in the physics room