Richard Montgomery High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockville, MD)

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Mrs. Dexter, Col. Stiness, Mr. Gnatowski, Mrs. Barnes, and Mr. Hopko. Math students learn Col. Stiness explains the fundamentals of a new formula in geometry class. Would you believe A • A equals A? Analysis students were eventually convinced of this and other surprising facts as they delved into abstract mathematical systems. Slightly less abstract, but equally surprising, were the graphs, logarithms, and calculations of trigonometry and advanced algebra. Geometry and Algebra 2. special treats reserved primarily for sophomores and juniors, laid a foundation for fundamental theories and methods which will enable students to go on to higher mathematics, or to put their knowledge to practical use. Every math course has as its major objective the development of logical thought processes and systematic, scientific reasoning. 20 • FACULTY

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Mr. Kilkuskie prepares an experiment for his biology class. the wonders of the universe. Mr. Fritts inspects his lunch for impurities. FACULTY • 19

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Mr. Hare, Department Head, and Mr. Hacker are puzzled by the grades they receive on their own tests. to think logically. Mr. Hacker is caught with his best side showing. Miss Rizk prepares to face another geometry class. FACULTY • 21