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L-L .M-,,v4 S-J' W MR. NORMAN I... GOODWIN Algebra General Mathematics Plane Geometry Football Track MR. JOSEPH R. HERSCHL MBS. ELEANOR L. NEMETH MISS EILEEN NESBITT Geometry Geometry Bulletin Board Squad MISS BARBARA HILL Algebra 1, 2 Algebra 3, 4 Trigonometry Fundamentals of College Math 1 MR. A. RICHARD PITCOCK Algebra 3, 4 Coordinator of Academic Games Assistant Baseball Coach ' sl' MISS MARGARET LAND Fundamentals of College Math 1, 2 Trigonometry Algebra Recreational Math l MR. ROBERT MEYERS Matrix Algebra Fundamentals of College.Math 1 Trigonometry Ski Club MR. EARL L. WHIPKEY Algebra 1, 2 Algebra 3, 4
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MISS KATHERINE BIRRIS Plane Geometry MR. RICHARD D. BLACK Plane Geometry MR. MERCER CLARK Algebra-Trigonometry Integfated Geometry Integrated Geometry Baseball Future Teachers of America Basketball MISS ALICE ELMS MR. HARRY E. FELICH MR. FRED. R. GAERTNER Algebra 3, 4 AP Mathematics 3, 4 Trigonometry AP Mathematics 7, 3 Algebra-Trigonometry AP Mathematics 5, 6 Mathematics Coordinator College Mathematics 27 MATHEMATICS l I Youive got to think of - yourself as a computer to s1u'vive in math. You must stick values in variables where your teacher tells you to put them. You memorize, memorize, and memorize formulas. Symbols, signs, terms, and tables are imprinted indelibly in your mind, and at a given moment you must be able to feed back all the theorems, facts, and figures in proper sequence. But computers know only how to never why, and besides you're only an unreasonable facsimile. Fortunately, becoming a computer is just the first step. It opens your mind and prepares you for leaming why the formulas hold true.
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fww' an--' DR. MARGARET ANDERSON Psychology 31 MR. DALE A. CABLE AP European History U.S. History Social Studies Coordinator DR. JOHN E. DENBOW U.S. History Z MR. RICHARD D. BARCLAY Sociology American Government European History MR. JOHN I. CANNING World Cultures AP U.S. History MJ., Q.,- MR. VICTOR M. DOAK U.S. History Tennis SOCIAL STUDIES Life insurance-that's social studies. In a few years you'll be the one making the decisions. Think about it. Your best friend has flown to Europe in only four hours and Apollo went around the world in 80 minutes. Vietnam looms and Czechoslovakia has been invaded, and you suddenly follow the newspapers. The Paris Peace Talks . . . Bratislava . . . Houston Space Control. It's kind of spooky when you realize that you, who can never decide which shoes to wear and what to do on Saturday aftemoon, will be helping to guide the world. Then social studies-what it's all about-become very important. 29
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