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Michlyn Kane concludes her semester of Algebra III by studying logarithms. Math Center Provided an Outlet for Students. Sandra Ray, furthering her education in math, looks for a book in the math center. Required mathematics for the college prep student included algebra and geometry. Elec- tive studies consisted of Algebra Ill, trignom- etry, college algebra, solid geometry, and analytic geometry. In the math center, students furthered their education by reading various material pertaining to math found in the math library. With work bench and various tools found in the lab, the students built math projects which were used to understand the mathematical principles expressed in theirs and other stu- dents' models. Paul Ringstrom and Miss Fisher admire Paul's project for X-College Algebra. Geometry student Jim Kimble applies the formula for determining the area of a trapezoid.
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In her English III speech class, Debbie Bakelaar urges the class to attend the game Friday night. Speech Arts Added to Curriculum Newly added to the list of elective subjects at West was Speech Arts. This course consisted of three parts: debate, speech, and dramatics. It was taught by three teachers, each a specialist in his field. Among other elective courses offered at West were prep English, English literature, and journalism. West also offered a new method of teaching known as team teaching to prepare students for large group education methods used in college. English was one of the courses that all students had taken. 14 Lawyer Evan Rogers prepares to read the will of Nancy Ruttle qlyingb, while Doc , Mick Stanhope, checks her pulse, and Ted Bonney reads from his script, in a skit in Speech Arts class Bing, bang, bongj' the familiar opening of the Today at West show, is played by Sue Jones as Jan Nolden prepares to read the announcements.
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