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lt all adds up in Math Department The world of numbers appears highly impersonal until you find someone will- ing to talk math with you on a one-to- one basis. Fortunately, the Math Depart- ment has those kind of people. Basic Math classes make difficult multiplica- tion, addition, subtraction and division problems easy. For the advanced mathe- matician, Pre-calculus with its computer applications proves to be a definite chal- lenge. Computerese is a language un- like any other. This year an experimental independent study program has been designed for certain Algebra I classes. According to Mr. Steffe, Math Depart- ment chairman, lf it doesn't work, we'll go back to traditional methods. Math Club competes as a team against area high schools four times during the school year plus semi-final and final events. Mr. George Silagyi is the club's sponsor. Above: Hal Greenberger checks to see if the num- bers on his coding sheet match the computer card, Right: Math Club: Front Row: Beth Rice, Diane Dmitrovich, Mary Morrissey, Diane Bringman. Row 2: Diane Gardiner, Janet Dmitrovich, Chris Yosan Cpresj, Iohn O'Toole, Dave Tanner, Mike Dwyer. Row 3: Lori Surufka, Laura Zeszutek, Anna Suggs, Darlene Reitz, Rae Ann Radovich tvice pres.J. Row 4: Bruce Hall, Bill Smigel, Sigvard Johansson Ctreas.j, Mark Fullriede, Tom Bush, Hal Greenberger, Dave Midtlyng, Dave Johnson, john Black. Back Row: Mr. G. Silyagi fsponsorj, Gene Beiriger, Dan Zuzuly, Iohn Gorski, Mike Gorski, Joe Egan, Domenica Samargin, Pam Shipplett, Car- ol Tanner, Brenda Shipplett, Jeff Wagner.
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nw-qnvaoqmm 2 Above: Mike Lewis, Carol Sullivan, and Eugene Dunham study the properties of electricity with a Wimshurst generator. JG' J 5 Above: Vicki Kokolowski, Vicki Kalinowski, and Dan Lussier disect a frog for a better understanding of anatomy. Above: Physics student John Cunningham uses graph paper and a slide rule to solve a tough equation.
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