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ATHLETES ACCEPT HONORS Above: Bill Boggs, Best free throw percentage for varsity; Lee Barker, Best rebounder; Gary Sponseller, Most valuable player. Top: Senior recipients of Letter Jackets-Row 1: Tom Meiser, Jay Robinson, Gary Sponseller, Tom Alber. Row 2: Gary Peters, Jeff Shoemaker, Alan Welch, Lee Barker. Top Right: Jeff Shoemaker, Most improved in track and most valua- ble in cross country; Tom Meiser, Most valuable in track and most im proved in cross country. Above Right: Four-Year Participation Awards in Sports were given to Gary Peters, Jay Robinson, Gary Sponseller. and Jeff Shoemaker. Right: Don Dickerhoff, Best free throw percentage B-Team; Jim Webb, Best free throw percentage -Freshman.
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ADDED UP, MATH EQUALS EFFORT Math classes at MHS included Gen- eral Math, taught by Mr. Weber, Busi- ness Math taught by Mrs. Acker, and Algebra I and II, Geometry, and Senior Math taught by Mr. Hinkle. In General Math the students re- viewed basic principles of mathe- matics and how these things would help them. Business Math students figured interest, taxes, and nearly all the math skills needed in business. There were three Algebra classes; two Algebra I, and an advanced class which also studied a little trigonometry. In these classes, methods of solving equations were studied. Geometry stu- dents were exposed to a different way of thinking in solving proofs using axioms, postulates and theorems. They also worked on constructions of various geometric figures. The Senior Math class augmented their knowledge of various branches of math. Left: Sandra Good prepares to demonstrate the solution to an Algebra I problem. Above: Ed Schwenk looks over his math assignment during last period Ad- vanced Math. Right: Mr. Hinkle takes a break during his explanation of Geometry to Marla Leffert. 18
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