Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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Symbols and Numbers A practical side of math¬ ematics is necessary for the business student, and courses in Business Math , Refresher Math . and Book¬ keeping round out the busi¬ ness student ' s high school learning. Basic principles are reviewed, and the busi¬ ness side, such as in keep¬ ing account books, is pre¬ sented to those planning a business career. JOHN K. FISHER Emory Henry—B.S. P. G. WINGFIELD Emory Henry—B.A. % Mistakes in numbers can cost money. What did you say a vernier caliper is? Geometric figures are completely understood by the use of mechanical aides. Page 23

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Mathematics Mathematics courses in Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Modern In¬ troductory Analysis help prepare college- bound students for their future careers. Basic fundamentals are built upon as the courses advance through the grades and the student becomes more proficient in the math sciences. . i find w Graphing parabolas is part of the Algebra II course. SALLY H. WERTH Randolph-Macon Women ' s College—B.A. Coach Earp uses three-dimensional figures to illustrate a point. WILLIAM M. EARP Emory Henry—B.A. Page 22

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Forecaster’s Workshop- JANE H. WATERS Radford—B.S. Classes in Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Advanced Chemistry con¬ stitute the science curricu¬ lum at MSHS. Basic funda¬ mentals in these sciences as well as individual experi¬ mentation are emphasized by the use of films, lectures, and projects as well as the textbooks. JACK L. COX Emory Henry—B.A. Page 24 1 .