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Science and math Mx. Goforth «hows three of his students how to solve the equation correctly. Pete and LeRoy seem determined to calculate the answer correctly. LeRoy finds the slide rule helpful in working his trigo- nometry problems. ie
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for foreign language study Mr. Robinson instructs students in the proper use ol the language lab. Three oi Mr Mc)ia‘s Spanish students record their voices in Spanish
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captivated students’ interest In the space age of today, a great amount of em- phasis is placed on the study of science and mathe- matics. Whether or not students intend to become scientists or mathematicians, Tolleston School's ad- ministrators feel that each student should have some background in these fields. To givo students the opportunity to be well versed in these fields Tolles- ton School's curriculum contains several courses in math and science. Algebra, general math, geometry, trigonometry, and advanced math are offered to students at Tolles- tonHigh School. In first-year algebra, students are ex- posed to basic algebraic formulas and rules. In geometry, students learned axioms, theorems, and proofs pertaining to geometric figures. Advanced algebra students delved deeply into a more detailed study of algebraic principles. In trigonometry, stu- dents studied the relations between the sides of angles of a triangle. Biology, bio-physical science, chemistry, and physics were the science courses offered at Tolleston this year. In biological study, students learn about plants, insects, and animals. In chemistry students learn about the chemical elements and their re- actions under certain conditions. Physics students apply scientific theories to matter, concerning its motions and physical changes. With this background in science and mathematics, students are prepared to face the challenges that college and the future offers. Future biologists study microscopic Ids with a gruat dual ot interest Chum is try studunU discover chemical reactions in the laboratory Physics students study electricity in the lab 19
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