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Inquisitive Minds The curriculum of the mathematics depart- ment meets the needs of all students, ranging from those interested in fulfilling the basic re- quirements to those electing a five year pro- gram. The courses available under this depart- ment are algebra, geometry, trigonometry, col- lege algebra, and senior mathematics. The two courses generally taken for a basic math background are algebra and geometry. These subjects instill not only a general scope of the math area, but also establish a habit of quantitative and logical thought. Students want- ing more than just a math foundation may elect courses which elaborate and delve deeper into the area. Such courses are plane geometry, which expands upon the first year ' s study, and trigonometry, which is quite advanced. Other similar courses are college algebra and senior math. These further develop a formulative type of thought. Janet Hillier, assisted by Mike Dorsey, explains to an advanced algebra class the proof of an algebraic equa- tion. Mr. Tansey describes the geometric relationships of a dodecahedron using a model constructed by one of his students. 20
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By Studying Past The remaining courses of study deal with people and their relationships with each other. Sociology centers on the relationships of men, while family living more specifically deals with man ' s role in family Hfe. The general psy- chology course is usually taken for either a basic knowledge of psychological man or for preparation of the college course. The last area is that of cadet teaching. It is, as the name im- plies, the study of the art of teaching. This course is programed to classroom study and teaching in an actual classroom situation. There is a great and growing need for study and understanding which is being met by accel- erated programs in this field of the humanities. The proper locations of cities and waterways are im- portant to Jim Brown as he completes a geography as- signment for Mr. Lurtey. Sandra Garrison studies a chapter of American Heritage, a vital part of United States history. Kendra Peabody and Darryl Guiducci locate and study the many geographical contours of the United States. 19
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Probe into the Mysteries of Mathematics Roseann Hotz and Mr. Benz use a gigantic slide rule to demonstrate the principals of multiplication and division. 21
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