Plantation High School - Reflections Yearbook (Plantation, FL)

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Reading, Elma Ledbetter Charlene Martin Gene Maupin Maria More Dave Mulcahy Nancy Patterson Sibyl Radford Gretchen Schapker Barbara Steward A. J. Swirbul Donald Terry Katherine Thomas Pat Cook Dan VanVIeet Joan Wassberg English electives and foreign subjects broaden Rita Thrasher Pete Tingon -Q 'I , 'gi , M :F a as M' vii' K 4 5 T ff: -- ,- ' K N N45 I we I ig Ax, Q . i i A T ' xsraii Eixzjfisili' f - - i QNX 3 X Q A e at Q iirg.. aiii, . X , I A Kixwlfu f . L .1 - L 38 exe N 1. We V aww-mm,.,,,,,,Wi MW LMMMM 2 ff if as r u

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New equipment presented geometry problems in new light Charles Burcham Fred Carter ,W , N W9 Beverly Chinn f V Frances Clement ite Z r , , ff George Danley Pat Darst 25 f af , , it ,.,, ig ' ',l A lf., -, ,f ,gy if ? 222, r fb 4 Carroll Gilbert Elizabeth Geldbaugh Walk into the room and gaze at the complicated scribblings on the blackboard. Stomp on your books after flunking another test? Not this year. With all the new toys to play with in math, it was a cinch to have a passing year. Yesiree, the 50O projector and the area finder presented geometric problems in a new and interest- ing light. You had help in algebra too, with those individual learning packets. And several new teachers were added to the math department to stress individual help, but they might have been hired to discourage borrowing your neigh- bor's answers when a test came up. ' i R,,g,,m ,,..,, in k..a7,,,. . ,. l C i l,'i 1 , sa . My 7 A 'ware Tariff! if 123' 9 4 W 1