Manzano High School - Scepter Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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CQ kkj Q mf--1 k E tttlj L . l. T -1 1-1 l,l-Fai: E ,Q Math Helps Students Learn to Solve Practical Problems The Math program at Manzano is designed to broaden the students' understanding of Math and to prepare them for college. It allows a student to apply what he has learned to reach a solution to practical problems. nl. joe Middleton - Department Supervisor, Business Math, Calculus, Math, Algebra II 2. Lee Steffen - Algebra I and II, Number Theory 3. Mary Brown - Algebra I, Intermediate Algebra, Trigonom- etry 4. joe Hennessee - Geometry, Enriched Geometry, Basic Math 5. Robert Stacy - Introduction to Computer Programming, Computer Science, Intermediate Algebra, Algebra II 6. Harold Piatt - Basic Math, Geometry, Math Analysis 7. Thomas Donovan - Basic Math, Algebra Il 8. George Reynolds - Basic Math, Intermediate Algebra, Algebrall 9. Mary Hines - Algebra II with Trigonometry, Algebra I, Consumer Maths Allan Biefield - Basic Math, Informal Geometry, Pho- tography I and II 11. I don't know, Dr. Stacy. It looks sick to me, says Mark Wofford. Scott Ekstrom still isn't sure of his verdict. Linda Sandoval turning in an assignment to Mr. Reynolds. 'I Now, by my precise calculation, the circumference of half of this what-you-ma-call-it, is approximately half of its diameter by its doubled somethin-or-other, and it should come out ex- actly right. Of course, if you didn't get it this time, we'II go over again soon. 44

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QE N SQ Experiments Let Students Experience for Themselves The Science Department introduces its concepts by letting the students experiement individually and in small groups in the classroom so that they can experience the concepts firsthand and hopefully, understand them better. Most of Manzano's science courses are designed for college-bound students and for those planning to continue in the field. The courses ask for all stu- dents to participate in the excitement of discovery and to recognize the power as well as the limitations of the scientific methods. 'l . Imogene Russell - Department Supervisor, Genetics, Re- search 2. Susan Hiller-BiologyI,Human Animal 3. Richard Broemmer - Biology 4. Samuel C'de Baca - Biology 5. Robert Rowden - Chemistry l, Chemistry Studies 6. Donald Mitchell- Biology 7. Rosemary Rypka - Biology I, ll 8. Bill Wolffarth - Biology 9. Kenneth Falkenberg - Chemistry I, ll, Chem, Med. Ser. Howard Mulholland - Radio Physics, Physics Sharon Mora, Cathleen Fogleman and Morris Cordova are all working diligently on their Biology assignment. Science is really fun when individuals experiment and experience things by themselves as Kenny Still, Bruce Purdy and Tim Pitts exhibit in this picture. Look at that grin. Doesn't it make you wonder what Buck Reines is discovering under his microscope? David Tanner, Debbie Weltz, Milinda Page, Mark Mc- Cluney, Chris Davalos, and Mary Ann Clark haven't made a startling discovery yet ... but they're working on it. l 3 46