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Experiments and problems stress accuracy In trigonometry, Bill Hoff and Steve Koepper learn to use the slide rule by working triangle problems. Whether for making sputniks or sprinklers, the use and apphcation of mathematics and science principles has become increasingly important in our modern world. Realizing this fact, Howe ' s math and science departments have diversified their programs to allow for advanced study and individual achievement. Students in both depart- ments work on extra projects and have made fine showings at regional and state contests. One year of math is required of all pupils, but for those who choose to continue with advanced courses, college algebra, analytical geometry, cal- ' cuius, and trigonometry are offered. Graphs, con- structed figures, and other visual aids enhance the effectiven ess of the math program. Freshman science and senior physical science give many Howeites a general science back- ground. Those who desire more specific study may choose from biology, chemistry, and physics. The well-equipped science laboratories permit the pupils to apply the many principles they learn in class. Advanced courses and special lab projects are often offered for those with special ability. After being warned of Mr. Hammond ' s antics, Les Stewart and Shirley Applegate cast wary eyes as they watch a demonstration of the concept of centripetal force. Page 12
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roles in language studies of Howe pupils Dr. Robert Nelson uses maps to help Barbara Zumwalt To learn techniques ni captivating audience interest, and the English IVg class understand Congolese crises. Danette Ware practices delivery on her speech class. Since his English V term paper must meet a fast-approaching deadline, Bob Leonard works his way through research materials to be used as background information.
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After long hours of study, these enthusiastic mathematicians find their efforts profitable. When the weather permits, biology students roam the campus seeking insects for their collections. During chemistry lab, Larry Sachs proves visually H,0 is indeed H.O. 13
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