Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

Page 38 text:

BILL Bl-?lSKl and Theo Brill demonstrate the correct way of solving problems vvith spheres and rectangular solids while Mr. Griffits points out the correct procedure. Mathematics Develops Judgement, Reasoning MATHEMATICS HAS played an impor- tant part in our lives and will continue to develop our knowledge of the function of numbers. While only one year of math is required for graduation, many students take several courses. The classes available are Basic and Practical Math, Algebra l and ll, Geometry, Analysis, and Calculus. Albert J. Ferencz Geometry, Algebra, Basic Nlath, Taught 10 years: B.S., lVI.S.E. Tom Hopkins Algebra: Algebra II ,Trig, ln- troductory Analysis, Taught 8 years, lVl,S.E. i . l 3 l, Mrs. Karen S. Grassl Basic mathematics, Algebra, Geometry, Taught 5 years, B.S.E. George Vemich Algebra, A Taught 16 Junior Class lgebra ll ,'Trig, years, Sponsors ,lVl.S. e,e..,e es., g -zh ' T - - A . --:Q .ees .ezis ' ' If mel ' . ' . A Y Z., z T . f 're ....., s of 1- . . .s.. A - gs . K K FAN' F SS? it WWW W.--nxt .Y A W , - . ,, ...,Tat.. - f 4 K - Q. .. s - 1551 J A . E M . M ' M' Sall Swanson , , 'S aY e e SeSS'0 S 'SS V rvrrss SALLY svvrirvsorv ana 4. Geometry: Taught 11 years: GSOVTWSUYL Algebra! TBUQW B.A., M.A. 3 years: and QE ' Metric figur 30 FACULTY B.S.E. many concepts of ff'

Page 37 text:

fmTW 'Tf 'l75 S7?f53'F7ff?17?'J'WT0ffs I ' Q I . EXPLAINING THE differences between a cyclone and an anti- cyclone is made easy by giving examples on the board. Mr. Solem af.-v,,.A., Gi, A , gi, K Miss Sandra Ruffin Biology: Taught 'I yeari Sponsors FMS: BA., lVl.A. D. Allen Gardner Human Physiology and Anat- omyg BiolOQY2 Taught 10 yearsg B.S., lVl.A. scanned many areas of science in Physical Science. if EiENiiNYS 15 S , 1 fl . S M i. ' tg, ii . ,s . .s.: Q f lsiuggkbiakb 'ikrre ,ph Q 33, U hz ki 3+ N4 Q at .3iwhyl!As.s.s F3 Ei l' ' 5 S? f mmfwxrur tm fi' A TOll lC7 his cl? A 1 1 of oxygen is 75.999, Mr. Wesley Barrow explains T ffm Pf-- ic'fl.fc Chart vas studied as a basis for the Iii :focess of dissecting a frog. Biology the insides of animals by PWUUDNMMMUW X ' ig? L H Mrs. Carey Wilcox Physicsg Physical Science, Taught 10 yearsg A.B. ails- l Miss Sharon Slaughter Biology: Taught 2 yearsp Sponsors Science Clubp B.A. FACU LTY 29 M me '9, 4

Page 39 text:

.lat A-f BY WORKING at the black boards students are able to receive immediate help with any of the problems that they come across in their basic math class. This method not only helped the individual student but the entire class. MR. VEMICH helps Patty Daignaeult complete one of her algebra problems at the board. This process helped the students to better understand the problem. r . . 1 .-' 1 'N ..x H. Q' - t.-- - g .A . Frank Griffitts Practical Math: Algebra: Taught 18 years: Sponsors Lettermen's Club: Varsity Basketball Coach: B.S., lVl.S. Walter Hoffman Algebra ll :Trig A: Calculus: Basic lVlath : Analysis: Taught 10 years: Sponsors lVlu Alpha Thetag B.S., lVl.S., lVl.A.T. MRS. GRASSL explains in detail the difficulty of solving proofs using the parallelograms. For most college-bound students geometry is a must to a well-rounded back- ground in math. .John H. Anderson Algebra: Algebra ll iTrig: 'vyyiit 7 years: Freshman ' gotball, J.V. Baseball Coach: 5.8, M.S.E. M, ' nnmes -ch 1 H... 3 . Joe H. Stephenson Geometry: Basic math: AI- gebra: Taught 15 years: Varsity Tennis Coach' B.S., MS. to th another stu- ' ner hcwework, D, .. nuglll. -. JUU. I KI, ,J , IQ: ..'. . 2 'Lf f All h A