Santiago High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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The Future. E WM Q is, MPN- HENRY MASSIE STAN MCINTOSH Algebra II Algebra I Geometry Math II Math II N.-f-t JERRY NEUMANN Algebra I Math I Mr. Vincent Buonacore discusses the decimal system. viii'- ,uv ...,, A student attempts to prove a geometry theorem. Mr. Henry Massie ponders a geometry problem.

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Santiago's administration anticipated the need for modern mathematics in secondary education and this year provided facilities for teaching courses including SMSG Geometry, functional math anal- I I The Math Department Opens Doors s ZEZ K ill 1 23: X K w ' 1 V ysis, SMSG Algebra, and modern trigonometry. Algebra I and Algebra II served as the basis for this higher mathematics program. In these courses students learned the essentials of sets, linear and quadratic equations, determinants, graphing, and related algebraic functions. Trigonometry students learned the basic trigon- ometric functions, inverses and indentities. In Math I and II students learned the practical applications of elementary mathematics. These courses provided a valuable help to students who were not interested in higher mathematics courses. General mathematics courses provided the basis for practical business courses and the industrial arts program. DENNIS TITZKOWSKI Math Analysis SMSG Geometry Trigonometry Department Head LOIS DOUCETTE Trigonometry Algebra II Geometry VINCENT BUONACORE Math I Varsity Football 'ff ' . L. ' IVAN MCCANN Geometry Algebra II Math Il Math students diligently work percentage problems on the board. GEORGE DAVIS Math II Algebral . ...eee I ...E-I 1 2 DARRBL MANDERSCHIED Mathl Algebral Geometry 20

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Santiago Students Explore The Secrets 9 Fwy' f Mr. Robert Kernen points out various phases in the life cycle ofthe liverwort. Chemistry explores the many properties of elements through Mr. james Looft shows students one of the basic formulas in science experimentation. ' v' 22