Madison Heights High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Math Courses Probe Minds, Spur Thoughts Mathematics helped students apply logical reasoning to problems. The MH math curriculum included seven subjects ranging from General Math to Trigonometry and Calculus. Among the seven subjects offered, Plane Geometry was the most popu¬ lar as approximately 175 of the 606 students enrolled in math courses took Geometry. A change occurred in the depart¬ ment when the Advanced Algebra classes switched to a new book at the beginning of the second semester. This change was made in order to better prepare the persons taking this course for Calculus. Mr. Wann explains complicated algebra prob¬ lems in depth by using the overhead projector. 26 Academics Math students benefit from work with problems, teacher’s assistance, and other student’s mistakes.

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Students Profit from 7 Science Offerings By experimenting, Sara Nottingham and Linda Gibson probe into the mysteries of chemical laws. Academics 25

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New Algebra Texts Better Department Senior calculus students will soon seek a place in the ever-growing world of technical careers. Holly Walker and Tom Donaldson consult a After five semesters of mathematics, Bob Henderson and Lyn Wiseman find graphing an easy task. logarithms chart in order to complete an assign¬ ment. Academics 27