Mount Lebanon High School - Lebanon Log Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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athematics Math, the stumbling block for some, an easy hurdle for others this yeor took on new irn- portance as current events made imperative the need for tech- nically-trained men and women. As tenth graders attempted to master locus, construction, and triangles ot Geometry, so the juniors labored with quad- ratics, factoring, and logarithms in Algebra ond dignified seniors Hbreezed through Solid and Trng, The Engineering Drawing course this year found an in- Creasing number of aspiring drattsmen and architects study- ing blueprints, graphs, and maps. Another branch of the math curriculum is General Math, where the facts and tig- ures are applied to the business of ordinary life. l-lere the prob- lems of buying, banking, taxes, and investments were discussed and studied. Anticipating broadening hori- zons ot the future along techni- cal lines because ot world con- ditions, many students took new interest in the field of mathe- matics. lTop to bottoml Mr, Streams with circles, tan- gents, and triangles Checked in with Mr. Laderer Mr, Whipkey explains Pytha- goras Miss Smith takes time oh' from algebra to sell another ring Miss Elliott and Mr. Ford cr an reading technique Miss Rightmire gives her geom- etry class something to think about vig, 1 1-1

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promotes a flourishing town