Neville High School - Monroyan Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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of logic 5, -1. . ,- an fp' mf an A X 22 '16 i if S' fi, f' i If Q E MVA D' WA Gflffilll Mrs. Virginia Muilins Mrs. Ruth Smith Mr, Griffith, you really don'1 mean this answer is wrong! exclaims Don Sager, Mrs. Mullin wonders if Newby McNeill and Laura Griffin wiil ever finish Those simple equations.

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Jesse G. Bergeron Mr. Edward D. Cascio f '! Now, it really isn't that easy, Mr. Cascio, says Sally Hover, while fellow students, George Cambell, Larry Flynn, and Mike Dispenza look on agrecingly. Mrs. Dunn finds two of her General Math students do- ing nicely. . Y K, W YB? Mrs. Eunice Dunn Mathematics . . . builds a foundation ThinI4I is the watchword of students in the mathematics curriculum at Neville as their minds are filled with problems on percentage, factor- ing, square roots, and use of the slide rule. Ev- ery opportunity is extended to students who in- tend to pursue such courses as chemistry, physics, engineering, and architecture in college through geometry, Algebra I and III, and advanced mathematics. General and senior mathematics are also offered to round out the curriculum. MR. JESSE G. BERGERON: B.S., Northwestern State College. Plane Geometry, General Mathematics. Safe- ty Council. MR. EDWARD D. CASCIO: B.S., Louisiana State Uni- versity, M.Ed., University of Arkansas. Algebra I and II. Key Club. MRS. EUNICE DUNN: B.A., Louisiana College, M.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute. Senior Mathematics, General Mathematics. MR. D. VV. GRIFFITH: B.S., North Texas University, M.A., University of Colorado. Head of Math Depart- ment, Advanced Mathematics. MRS. VIRGINIA MULLINS: B.S., Northeast Louisiana State College, M.S., University of Illinois. Algebra I and II. MRS. RUTH SMITH: B.A., Louisiana State University. Algebra I.

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ilk ii ' 'V E , s my L 1. - 2- Wifi f jfssmw WJ ky:A 1 f Mrs. Eileen H. Baur Mrs. Patsy-liing L Mr. John W. Turner advances understanding of Ot course the Declaration ot Independ- Ray Harvey, Al McDutf, Donna Lomax, Jan Lanier, Kenny Duncan, Ronnie ence Was Signed in 177611, explains Mrs. Danna-all students in World History. Mrs. King helps Marilyn Daigle with her notes, Eileen Baur. All juniors are required to take this and they are encouraged to take a supplementary course in World His- tory. Problems of Democracy deals with the maior complexities of the U. S. and attempts to find its own solution ot such political questions as Should the United States recognize Red China? Civics is also required of all students. MRS. EILEEN H. BAUER: M.A., Louisiana Poly- technic Institute. American History, American Gov- ernment. MRS. PATSY KING: B.A., Northeast Louisiana State College. Civics. Tigerettes. MR. JOHN W. TURNER: B.A., Northeast Louisiana State College. Civics, Printing Department. Social Studies . . .