Midlothian High School - Trojan Yearbook (Midlothian, VA)

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Math Department Betty E. Ballard-Adv. Algebra ll-Trig., Geometry, Longwood College, B.S.p Va. State College, M.Ed.g Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor. Mary N. Blanton-Math 9, Algebra ll-Trig.g West- hampton College, Univ. of Richmond, B.A. Theresa T. Ellis-Algebra l, Algebra I, part 2, Long- wood College, V.C.U., V.P.I.p B.S. Peter A. Fearnley Algebra I part 2 Algebra ll Randolph-Macon College BA Ecology Club Sponsor. Ann P. Graham-Geometry Algebra II Consumer Math, University of Richmond BS lunior Class Co-Sponsor. Murphy M. Richardson Geometry, Algebra II Trig.g St. Andrews, Univ. of Richmond, U.V.A.g B.A. Donna H. Rosser-Geometry, Math Analysisg West- hampton College, B.A.g Madison College, M.M.Ed.g junior Class Co-Sponsor. The Math Department seeks to pro- vide a mathematics program to meet the individual needs of each student: for the college-oriented student, a program which allows him to advance through the Calculus level is provided, for the non-college bound student, a program is designed for business and everyday living. Richard H. Crane-Math Analysis, Calculus, Ham- pden Sydney College, Case Western Reserve, U.V.A.g B.S., M.Ed.p Tennis Team Sponsor. 22 Faculty

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Science I L I' , w' ' l . Martha W. Parker-Biology: Longwood College, B.S.p Madison College, M.S.Ed.p Pep Club Sponsor. Department rg Donald H. Currie-General Chemistry, Chem Study, Driver Education, Western Carolina Univ., V.C.U., U.V.A., Univ. of Richmond, V.P.l.g B.A. Gregory P. Hulcher-Chem Study, V.P.l., B.S., Va. State College: Varsity Basketball Coach. Virginia A. lustis-Biology, Longwood College, B.S.g Madison College, U.V.A., Univ. of Richmond, V.C.U., National Honor Society Sponsor. Mary A. Martin-Physics, Longwood College, B.S.5 Radford College, U.V.A., U.N.C., V.P.I. loyce L. Smith-Biology, Mary Washington Col- lege, 8.5.5 William and Mary, M.Ed.p Graduate Work-M.C.V., U.V.A., Univ. of London, Science Department Chairman. The Science Department offers courses in bi- ology, chemistry, and physics. Experiments are an important part of each course. In biology, ex- periments mainly involve using the microscope to study such specimens as amebas and elodeas. In chemistry, experiments show how ,chemicals react or combine with other chemicals. In phys- ics, experiments answer how and why questions. Thus each course is designed to help the student appreciate the scientific world. Q.. . ' . l --sq 5 i Faculty Olethia M. Wingfield-Biology, Va. Union Univ., B.S.5 Va. State College, M.S.g Science Club Sponsor. 3 23