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Miss Fudge wears a look of surprise as she receives the Christmas present given by her Geometry class. -nu---' Math Problems Rankle Most All Students Eighth graders overhear many foreign- sounding words when listening to the after- test discussions of upperclassmen. Often they wonder how any human can keep all those terms straight. Sines, cosines, tang- ents, gemmetric progressions, dot product of two vectors - all these terms hold a fear- ful note for the inexperienced. Algebra, geometry, and trigonometry stu- dents quickly gain familiarity with terms and learn to use them with little thought about their difficulty. A teacher's explana- tion often brings an understanding of how seemingly complicated terms can simplify mathematical concepts. Slide rules, Compasses, protractors, and other vital instruments equip the student and aid his mind and pencil. Equipped also with his language of mathematics, he pro- gresses with classmates toward complete understanding of the subject matter. . , Miss Minnich's Trigonome- try class diligently concen- trates on making geomet- ric figures on the last day of school before Christmas. 17
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Math Presents ct T ritz! to Most Students Northside's Science Department offers courses for students in all grades. Eighth graders struggle with earth science and bio- logy. Freshmen plod through one semester of chemistry and one of physics. Sophomores attempt standarized tests and dissections in biology. Many upperclassmen daily face the perils of taking junior chemistry or senior physics. Laboratory experiments, mimeographed tests, and classroom discussions, of scientific apparatus and methods occupy an hour of each school day for hundreds of science stu- dents. All must formulate and carry out an experiment to be graded as a science project. Those with successful projects are urged to enter the Roanoke County Science Fair in the spring. Miss Fitzer lectures endlessly on the complicated prin- ciples of math to her eager eighth-grade students. 18 i dy., , w
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