T R Robinson High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Merci Perry finds math a te- dious task when working with fractions. Math seeks right solution to unanswered questions MATH . . . solving seemingly unsolvable prob- lems. . .using scientific notation. , .struggling with logarithms . . . diagraming numerous problems . . . putting to use the dozens of theo- rems memorized . . . learning patience when an- swering detailed questions . . . discovering that 2+2:1O fbase 4j . . . learning how to spell isos- celes . . . finding the practical use for math . . . applying past knowledge to today's perplexities . . . learning to use the slide rule . . . under- standing that a+b:c . . . realizing that math is actually used in everyday life . . . understanding not only how, but why . . . graphing linear equa- tions . . . working at the board . . . wearing down erasers . . . putting numbers to work for man. rl av? 'lf Micky Billings occasionally has difficulty when working geometric problems.

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Steve Leeland receives some help from Mr. Heubergcr. Mr. Woods jokes with Cher- yl Allison, during one ofthe lighter moments. Richard Sarver U, of Florida BA Edward Woods Fla, A,6cM, BS jr. Op.

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Larry Duval and Mary Ber- gm have a disagreement on the point of intersection of two distinct lines. l Virginia Cruz demonstrates the tangent of two circles. Frederick Wadley UL of Florida MA Chen Club Marinel Brownfield USF MA Round Table joan Byman Anna Cardoni U. of Tampa Wilkes College BS BS jr. Clan