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Mr. Thomos Kieren questions one of his eighth grade math Dr. Donovan Johnson headed the math department, classes. He also taught the advanced math course for seniors. Mr. Lester Becklund, in his second year at U High, taught advanced algebra. 13 We live in an age in which the work of the future it not clearly defined. Therefore, formal educotion mutt ttrive for the development of the independent human being.
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Mr. Dole LoFrenz, one of U High's four new moth teachers, taught one class of tenth grade geometry. Mathematics This year the mathematics department discontinued the School Mathematics Study Group (SMSG program in the junior high. This program was introduced in 1959 and has proven successful. Since U High is essentially an experimental school, many other available texts are going to be tested. A revision in the curriculum requirements was put info effect this year. Three years of mathematics will be required instead of the usual four meaning that students must take math in the seventh and eighth grades and one year of algebra. Capable students may continue in the area for the full six years. Dr. Donovan Johnson was pleased to accept for the math department the gift of a computer which aided both students and faculty. Dr. Raymond Ziebarth, U High's assistant principal, continued in the math department teaching at the college level. Mr. Larry Hatfield, in his first year at U High, instructed seventh and tenth graders in mathematics. 12
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Social Studies At the fall PTA meeting, social studies faculty members and a parent seem to have seen something over that away! Besides teaching regular classes,. members of the social studies department were involved in Project Social Studies this year. Project Social Studies, sponsored by the nafionol government, is directed by Dr. Edith West, department head. The University of Minnesota is one of the seven centers for the project. Its purpose is to develop a new ond valuoble curriculum After its preparation, some of the materiol will be used ot U High. The requirements for Social Studies credits vary in different schools. At U High, Social Studies is required for students in grades seven, eight, eleven, and twelve. Ninth and tenth graders hove the opportunity to elect one of two additional courses. Mr. John McCullcn taught eighth grade social studies in his second year at U High. Here he explains the beginning of automation. 14
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