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Math Algebra Geometry A “Unisonic technology helps Bobby Stokerb grade his test. Mr. Ed Foy explains geometry statements to his class. Mrs. Margie Bradley. Math 8 Intro. Algebra 8-9 Mrs. Cathy Curtis (Department head). Math 7-8 Mrs. Jensena Fiedler. Math 7.9 Mr. Ed Foy. Algebra 8-9 Geometry 8-9 Mrs. Judy Gronemeyer. Math 7-8 Earth Science 8. National Junior Honor Society Sponsor. Mrs. Sara Oppenheim. Math 7-8 Mrs. Virginia Sackett. Math 8 Algebra 8-9. Academic Games sponsor. Mathemalics 55
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. . . adding it all up The mathematics department continued its crusade to make mathematics a household word, since it believed that math was the most important subject taught. Students added their fractions, factored their polynomials, and proved triangles congruent as they progressed to higher levels of math throughout the year. aMasking her incomprehension on this day with a smile is Sabine Freymark. Factoring, an algebraic fundamental, is figured correctly by Sharon Chern. Laboring over the seatwork are Shawn Faglie, Basam Najjar and Russ St. Pierre. 54 Mathematic$
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. . . discovering in the labs Life science, earth science, and physical science. Where would we be today without knowledge of these areas? Since modern society could not survive without the application of science, SAIS-R gave all students the opportunity to experiment with and learn about a broad spectrum of science. From dissections in biology, to analyzing the composition of the earth, to measuring volume in physics, each course strived to teach a problemsolving skill needed for today’s technological and ever-changing world. Examining cells is just one of many life-studying lessons for Steve Sun. rBanging bushes, Sara Reynard and Joey Saba collect bugs for a biology display. Intrigucd by Mighty Mouse, Cory Burns and Erin Doyle study their biology rodent. 56 Science
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