Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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rfni l r' ing -ii Our mathematics program provides each student with a selec- tion of courses commensurable with his present computational skills and future occupational needs. By faithful application all students can develop good study habits, the ability to present work in an orderly and logical manner, and a deeper appreciation for modern mathematics' contributions to science and society. Advanced work in elementary logic, functions and the calculus is offered to qualified students. Some extracurricular activities in- clude frosh and varsity math teams, the math fair, and invitation- al tournament competitions. lVlr. Joseph Jordan, Department Head Mr. John Conlon, B.A. Georgetown Univ., Student Council Adv .... Nlr. Richard Leduc, B.S.Ed. State College at Worcester, Math Fair? Athletic Adv. Council: FFOSYI BBSK- C02ChZ Cross Country Coach, Girls' Softball Coach . . . IVlr. Jeffrey Larson, B.S. Math Univ. of Mass., Math Team Adv .... Mr. Joseph Jordan, A.B. Nlath Boston Univ., lVl.Ed. State College at Worcester, Math Team Adv., Math Fair . . . Mr. Francis Flanagan, B.S. Boston College: CoAChrmn. Grad.3 A.V.A., Math Fair, 13 f-vi