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y'fv--- I . .1 ,,,.. I' Math Being required to take at least two years of math at SHS, there are a number of math courses offered. These are Fundamentals of Algebra, Algebra I and ll, trigonometry, ele- mentary analysis, Related Math I and ll, and geometry. A new change was made this year in the math cur- riculum. lt is no longer required to have geometry before taking Algebra ll. The result is a number of sophomores in the Algebra II classes. TOP RIGHT Mrs. Ruth Reece explains a math problem to Nancy Brown and Fred Boore. TOP RIGHT Mr. Smith helps Arlin Forbes with the slide rule. BOTTOM RIGHT Mrs. Lucy Williams ex- lains the im ortance of eometric D D Q designs to Donna Boyer and Floy Blank- ship. 18 fascinates, poses problems
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uarter system introduces new courses A legislative law that provided for the Quarter System became effective for Sweetwater High this year. With the introduction of the Quarter System, students at SHS have been given a broader choice of courses. The Quarter System divides the school year into three trimesters that are twelve weeks long. All students are now required to take six weeks tests, but those students who are eligible for exemptions do not have to take trimester finals. TOP LEFI' Susan Wright and Cindy Carroll work to perfect their handstands during gymnastics class. BOTTOM LEFT Clifton Griffith gets the headboard of a bed ready for refinishing by repairing and sanding the piece of fur- niture. BOTTOM RIGHT In the repair and refinish- ing woodwork class Jesse DeLeon and Tony Heredia put the finishing touches on a table.
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tudents enjoy English variety H1747 ' ' fmwrgf' 'YT Tr, The change in curriculum has ad- ded some new courses in the English department such as science fictiong vocabulary studyg business Englishg and Beowulf, Chaucer, and Milton. The new curriculum provided more advanced courses for college bound students, and gave junior and senior students a wider choice of courses. Due to the changes, seniors are no longer required to take English. TOP LEFI' Teresa Jones, Rhonda Foshee, Alvaro Gloria, and Floy O'Rear find the caricature and examples of satire interest- ing. TOP RIGHT LQ B. Taylor tries to get the point across to one of his English classes. BOTTOM LEFI' Members of a Freshman English class listen to a lecture about the different types of literature. 19
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