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Second won CD r-t 70 a CL o — s CL Chalk one up for Trent Craney and Phyllis Peters as they make an effort to figure out an algebraic equation. In Chemistry, Jeb Byers and Lexi Laccetti diligently try to measure exactly one gram for a lab report. 18
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I think 1 understand, says sophomore Todd Hamric as he sits and listens atten- tively in his English class. The English curricu- lum had two new courses for the better- ment of minds at LHS. Journalism was put in- to full action and also a reading course to help 8th graders build their ability to read and comprehend what they read. Speech and Drama were combined for the first time. Several student teachers taught and were taught by LHS stu- dents in English class- es. Ms. Newman, as head of the English Department, was great- ly enthused by the progress made this year and hopes things will continue to get even better. Let me get that story straight, Sandra Leech tells Jimmy Stuart, while Emily Montgomery studies. 12
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1972-73 was a great year for the Mathemat- ics Department. First of all, three out- standing math stu- dents, Charles Boley, Jimmy Sheridan, and Cynthia Saunders, placed second at the Radford College Math- matics Rally on November 18. This was an honor to these stu- dents and the school it- self. A new course of study was also offered, a two-year Algebra I designed for students who benefit more from going at a slower rate. One year of al- gebra is covered in two. The students re- ceive two year ' s worth of credits. The Department also worked with the Sci- ence Department in an attempt to get com- puter education for interested students. This resulted in courses at VMI for students and faculty. Joining the world-wide trend towards the metric system, the Math Department tries to keep up with the times by emphasizing the metric system in the general math classes and preparing the students to use it. Mr. Wise and Mr. Stark are new additions to the department. The picture of a thoughtful student Carla Vest, ponders over solving her equations on her homework. Trying to figure out a proof, Monty Potter concentrates on the teacher ' s explana- tions in geometry class. 19
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