Putnam County High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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Each of the math classrooms is of the general classroom size. Math courses offered at the Senior High include algebra, plane and solid geometry, and advanced math which includes geometry, trig- onornetry, and advanced math. At the end of the first year, plans were made to offer a semester course in computer programming in the following year. I I Another special instrument in the math cluster is the large slide rule. Because the slide rule is necessary for much college work, its use is taught at the Senior High. This large rule allows the student to see exactly how a slide rule works. 4? Because math requires much visual instruction, there are more visual aids in the math rooms. In addition to more blackboard space, the math rooms have large graph boards. lllllaih The math rooms are equipped with special student desks. Each desk has a large work space and has sev- eral math tables on it. Any math student can find infor- mation in the tables which include square roots and cube roots, logarithms, natural and trigonometric functions, and geometric formulas. 25

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X 'XV,!:. '- '12 I' x, - e , if The Senior High gym is a large one. The basketball court is surrounded on three sides by bleachers and on the remaining side by office and storage areas. In addition to basketball games, the gym is used for both boys' and girls' physical edu- cation classes. 52111 and locker rooms. The seating capacity of the gym is about 4,000. The bleachers can be pulled together when not in use. Underneath the bleachers are dressing rooms in 11 u v4i1lsi!'i,f3 ' Walla gl ,vii xl.. I A 1' I This large- contraption is a physical education ma- M wltfillfil 3, - -- - - - lift L chine. Sitting above the storage rooms this mach1ne IS at 55 , i fa, . used by both physical education students and school , jg E55 Q .l-. , ,ip ' athletes. Q T l.- A X it ' A - l ' 1 'ezetiulipra' T V' fs -rl 1- 4 .. 37 Y 27