Ladue Horton Watkins High School - Rambler Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Mathematlcs Courses Add Up Yeah yeah hooray off to Math class we go shouts a group of students Andrea is on her way to Calculus Joe is on his way to Trig Kathy is on her way to Algebra Tina is on her vvay to Computer Programming and Kenny is on his way to Geometry. These students are very lucky to have such a wide variety of math courses offered at Ladue High School. There is one math credit required for students to graduate but the large variety of math courses offered are structured so students who wish to accell in math can do so by earning four math credits. Most courses are offered on a full-year credit basis but there are different courses offered on a semester and even a quarter credit basis. One semester course is Commercial Math. Quarter courses consist of Computer Program- ming I and ll Introduction to Probability and Statistics and Math for SAT. The variety of math courses and the way the math system at our school is set up proves very favorable to Ladue students. gallavanting down the hall. Mr, Jim Davies solves another math problem with the help of the overhead projector. vw x .53 ,r 1 ' Nt ass. rf -w-1

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.l..'iln.h..-.. , , K ' ,-- -A----V...'..s... ..,L..4,.,,.--...., ..X....,A.4.., Students Study The World The Social Studies department teaches a variety of subjects such as H d courses in Psychology and Politics as World and American istory an well as numerous others. The aims ot the Social Studies department are to h h ld and enable them to see where they familiarize the students wit t e vvor fit into society and how each one can contribute to maintain and improve d olitical systems the vvorld's social, economic, an p . So homores study World History, juniors are involved with American P Studiesg and at the senior level, most courses are innovated with a large ' ' ' lSt d' h ' offered Although seniors are not required to take Socia u ies c orce . courses, many choose to continue in such areas as Missouri History and Social Psychology. l' W 2 r Above: Mr. Kopolow is distracted by activity hap- Below: Mr. Burke searches his file cabinet to pening outside his classroom window second find the maps he needs for one of his history hour, , classes. .4 -...., is