Pembroke High School - Corsair Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Computer Takes Over The Math Department 13 Carl Salnoskc observes as Janet Wikan prepares her program on the card punch. The computer was a new addition this year. Mr. Baxter and Mrs. Orser discuss Algebra as they await the start of the teachers’ meeting. The Math department offers excellent courses for college bound students. It offers television lecture courses, computer oriented math, and Probabilities and Statistics besides the typical subjects— Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, and Calculus. Pembroke High School is the first school in the area to get a computer. Math is taught using the computer. Computer programming is taught by Mrs. Steiner after school for all interested area students. Using all the most modern techniques and equip- ment, the Math department is one of the largest in the school. Besides teaching Math, Miss Ferguson is actively involved in school activities. She sponsors the Cheerleaders and the Pep Club. 28 Mrs. Steiner shows one of her students how a homework problem should be worked.

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Students Carry Out Experiments On Them Mr. Whitehurst demonstrates the fundamentals involved in mixing a solid chemical with an acid pm ii ' tunrr rufr- ' jpnlw»»» mnamm Mr. Tyson checks to see that his students are using the correct slide for the experiment. Mr. Tucker grins as he hears the latest excuse on why a student failed to do his assignment. 27

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Addins A New Course And Interest For Math Students Miss Ferguson checks her book for problems in her Analytic Geometry class. Analytic Geometry is a college course offered to Seniors. Mrs. Steiner explains a problem on the over-head projector to Willie Scott. Roger Hamilton explains a mistake in programming to Pam Moberg. Computer math was a new addition to the Math department this year. While waiting for the assembly to begin, Col. Baxter grades a student’s test. 29 Bob Lawson talks with Mr. Fleck about a Varsity Club Project.