James A Shanks High School - Tiger Yearbook (Quincy, FL)

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Math Test Scores Continue To Climb To the delight of both students and teachers, the Criterion Reference Test math scores continued to improve during the 1981-1982 school year. The very basics were stressed in the math curriculum, and the results were higher test scores. At least two math credits were required for a regular high school diploma. Besides the traditional math classes, courses in tri- gonometry calculus. Algebra I. Algebra II. Algebra III. geome- try. remedial math and business math were offered by the math faculty. New teachers included Mrs. Mildred Ross. Mrs. Elaine Richardson, and Mrs. Gladys Rhowe. Mrs. Willodene Laseter discusses the joys of being a math teacher with student Jolene Miller. 39 Mrs. Mildred Ross explains a puzzling problem.

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Mrs. Leola Francis and student Robert Philpott discuss various aspects of geometry. Mrs. Gladys Rhowe designs a math test for her students. Mrs. Litha McGill explains a mistake to Denee Love. Mrs. Elaine Richardson likes to help students, and Rufus Shaw gives her a chance to help him with a puzzling problem. Art classes fill most of math teacher Clinton Hudson's school day. He is demonstrating an art technique to Dawn Childress. 38

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Donnell Tucker and his lab partner work steadily while in the lab. Mr. Harold Kelly pauses for a moment before distributing papers to students. Miss Alison Burns carefully explains a handout to her class. 40