North Kansas City High School - Purgold Yearbook (North Kansas City, MO)

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RICHARD MEYER AMELLA KELLER ARTHUR GARRISON Mathematics, Athletics Mathematics Mathematics -,,-:..-- IWH? , ,uigisl 31,7198 f . Q y . 00 Alffpi If f ' ell? Q-49 cz emu, LC5 f , , Y Wrffffff 21' ' ' Z Qfll gxzliq We have a variety of mathematics classes Pig' X f A ,fm being taught in the high school. Beginning with - Rx f Q ' - gre. general mathematics, a student can study alge- 1 i bra, plane geometry, advanced algebra, solid Z geometry, and trigonometry. Only one year of ' , I, ff AV ' mathematics is required to graduate from high K r Q W ft' school, but many students take advantage of 'Z X A7, the classes offered and take from two to four Q W , X l - X years of mathematics. A knowledge of the gen- fl ,W S X X eral principles of the different kinds of mathe- f x P fy 4 Z F matics is useful to anyone. JZ A THOMAS MOORE Mathematics, Photography HELEN SULLIVAN Mathematics, Counseling 18