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Math ONE-HALF MARSHALUS STUDENTS TAKE MATH 'M y straight lines never seem to turn out straight, and my circles are shaped like squashed eggs. ' Math students were once again able to try their hand at the improved system of modern com- puter technology. A new proce- dure was set up this year by the Math Department. The principal computer is shared with Broad Ripple. Each school has a terminal into which questions are punched by students. There were close to 1500 stu- dents enrolled in the Math Department, which includes one half of the total student body. Five new teachers were added to the department's staff: Mr. Alan Norris, Ms. Karen Waddell, Mr. R. Joseph Benda, Mr. Venkata- chalapathi Ellur, and Ms. Gwen- dalyn Reed. -Debra J archow 26! math
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5 LUV Students again compete for the Lilly Foundation scholarships through their social studies classes. The winner received S1000 and the runner-up received 5500. Psychology and metropolitan problems classes welcomed outside speakers. Sergeant Max Brenton, a narcotics agent: Robert Roun- savel, Urban League member, and members of Alcoholics Anony- mous visited. Mr. Dwight Shaw was named the new department head, and Mr. Richard Crowe was added to the teaching staff. -Debra J archow 'X Q' 25 fsocial studies Social Studies HISTGRY STUDENTS WELCOME SPEAKERS 'F or the first time in my life I realized what a national election meant. It made me proud.,
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