Howell High School - Torch Yearbook (Howell, MI)

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'NX X' -is Caruss uses everythmg even Halloween, to math problem while Jerly Vhlson stands by JUNIUR HIGH BASIC It isnt dlfflCLllI says Mr Robelt Herbts providing a few simple rules are mastered Patty Beeman concentrates on the problem Daily work sharpens the mind and wears down the eraser. Mr. Richard Caruss hives an he ing han 0 David Richardson.

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All eyes fotused on the board asks 'VIr Voixel Gaidnei as he piepares to explain an arithmetic example to his class Junior high mathematics re qunes four couises for 7th and 8th grade students During these years students have prat ous types of problems prepar ing them for higher math Students are prepared for varxous aspects needed to sur vive the mathematical problems confronting them m everyday life The world of fractions, 1n troductions to simple goemetry, and income tax procedures ac companied with reviews of ad dition, subtraction multiplica- tion and division impress basic fundamentals on young minds. These courses are well plan- ned to achieve their purpose. This is evident when one looks at the mathematical reputation Howell high has been known for in the past and present. Mrs. .Shirley Albrant explains the fundamentals of percentage problems to her eighth grade math students. Q2 r 4 TRAINING I MATH MAKES THE JUMP To tical experience in solving vari- 9 7 7 X 1 '3 Q Jr? 8 5 Z yr 1 ? 5, 2 3? - 5 af 3 I