Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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ai Nix-I F L ,aw 1 Mr. Charles Robbins demonstrates to his fourth period Trigonometry class how to read the graph of a sine function These figures ure not used in our everyday life now but will be useful in u more sophisticated future. 19

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Nlath lVluI'tipIieS B ra I n Power .ee Numbers and figures are a part of one's everyday existence. Since first grade students have learned about these numbers, yet as the years have increased the numbers have increased, not in amount but in difficulty. Southport students have been battling with these numbers for years in 12 different math courses. Vw,-1.-1 Studying intensely on their Trigonometry are Karen Gaines and Mike Connolly. 18 Mr, Roger Ratliff motions to the rest of his Algebra class as others display their assignments on the blackboard for inspection. ,W A . A f tii. N X , ' ms ,. . sk Q 21 t is . A BW ui fr J s fe 5 f e ' Figures of plastic elegance represent problems that hare tested the skills of mathematicians for centuries and also of Southport students. Q

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Latin students Terry Zerminsky, Dan Hiatt. discussion time interesting and insightful. l .1 ag Language Leaps To Knowledge If the goal of a student was to dis- cover foreign cultures, it is likely that he was able to in the foreign lan- guage department. French, Spanish, German and Latin courses combined the studies of his- tory, art, literature, clothing styles, mu- sic, food and of course, the language itself. ,.,..-u-- ,V .tall 1 'wnnwa-My y slylt maj - 'A ,- W, l Nancy Best. Kannon Wentling and Todd Chestnut find I' lg, lx? 6' A., in l Y s.. W . savfff' I 1' I ir . I 7 4' , no M..iM it-..- As rewarding as learning to speak a language is learning to read and 'to consult with their teacher, Miss Sharon Zehner over homework. Miss write it. French students David Huffman and Paul Buergler lind it helpful Zehnertaught both French and German. 20