Pompano Beach High School - Beanpicker Yearbook (Pompano Beach, FL)

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= Janet Doak Raymond Forrest Giltner Forrest Hale Mrs. Candance Hoskin Mrs. Martha Jansen Mrs. Frances Merricks Billy Miller Mrs. Margaret Rockafellow Mrs. Betty Sweany Robert Whipple Mrs. Elizabeth Zelazo Sue Ward, Sue Martone, Marcia Orescan, Carol Perkins, and Larry Harrison seek the answer to a complex math problem. MATHEMATICS—29

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John Baskett Laverne Blackard Mathematics is necessary to modern man. Keeping ahead in this field, the mathematics department offers a wide range of courses, varying from Review Math to Calculus. Two new teachers have been added, bringing the total to sixteen. Math no longer stresses the importance of merely solving problems; understanding the theory involved is essential. Elmer Brewton William Cheshire Mr. Alex Sokol presents a highly complex problem. Rick Sproul is very confused over the solution to the problem. 28—MATHEMATICS

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Mrs. Ann DiNardo Mrs. Beatrice Hardie Carolyn Payne Mrs. Doris Scheck Our library is a storehouse of literature. Many students make use of the library and its many books several times a day. It is often filled with students putting some extra time to use studying; often students find time to use our library for research during term- paper time, and many students make use of its facilities after school or at night. ere ea if] } Nz Sues ie . ‘eo 8 ei Sa My ABBE A 2 Students find the peace and quiet of the library conducive to the study and research required by their teachers and classes. 30—LIBRARY