King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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 Interesting Math Elective Courses Do Compute Mr. Carrcll explains to Thomas Badertshca a problem he has had on the day's assign- ment in Algebra 2 Advanced. x-military sargeant Coach Adams rills Crist Young in the elements of omputcr Math. The math department offers a wide spectrum of courses, from calculus to general math, all designed for maximum student benefit. Many courses, such as Calculus and Trigonometry, are not required for gra- duation. but arc taken by students who wish to further their education. Courses are also offered for those who do not plan to go to college; these courses teach the practical use of mathematics for the everyday world. Returning to King and the math department this year is Mr. William Wilde. He has come back to the United States after spending two years in Germany teaching American military children. This year. Miss Mary Meadows, the department head, is hoping for more access to the seven computer terminals at King. She would like to see a larger en- rollment in the computer math courses which have been restarted in the past three years. Miss Meadows feels students need to know about computers in the age we live in. Whether a student only needs general information or college preparatory courses, he can find anything he needs in the math department at King. Math 69

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I Aside from teaching Algebra 2, Mr. Wilde is a certified science teacher. Mm Mary Meadows Mr. Dale Adams Mr. Ron Carrcll Dept head. Trig.. Math Math G2. Con»'. Math A Alg. 2 Advanced. Math 04 and B. Alg. I 03 Mrs. Patricia Jackson Mrs. Boise Taylor Mrs. Mary Jane Thomas Asst Teacher Math Rem Geom . Math G3 Math 02. Env. Science Mr. Sam Whitten Mr. G. Wilds Math GJ. College Review Math G2. Math G3 68 Math

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Arts Develop Students’ Talents The fine arts department covers everything from art to foreign languages. The art department consists of two instructors: Mr. Klaus Ruediger and Mrs. Geneva Meier. Mr. Ruediger and Mrs. Meier teach courses which provide students with practice in draw- ing, painting, ceramics, and photography. The foreign language department includes courses in Latin, taught by Mrs. Rivers Tyler: in Spanish, taught by Mrs. Joyce Martinez, Mrs. Car- men Escobar, Mrs. Dorothy McLean and Mr. En- rique Diaz; and in French, also taught by Mr. Diaz. The most popular class in languages is Spanish. Mr. John Acosta and Miss Beverly Sutherland, form the team that comprises the music department. The four bands of King are under the supervision of Mr. Acosta. He directs the award winning King High Marching Band and Stage Band. Miss Sutherland, coordinator and producer of Show Chorus, helps stu- dents develop their singing talents. While participat- ing in several of the music groups, the students are provided with the opportunity to perform in public. Miss Sutherland also teaches courses to students in- terested in the guitar. 70 Fine Arts