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Mathematicians Master Manipulations For the first time in six years , Algebra I and Alge- bra II have been taught with new books . These books were a renewed edition in the same series as the old Algebra I and Algebra II books . The major differ- ences in the two editions were fly a rearranging and consequent simplifying of material and C25 a change in artistic design. According to Darren How- ard, the new books were very explanative . Tom Mooney also started to en- joy it fAlgebra ID this year because he was doing bet- ter in it. Paula Luellen was glad I took Algebra II last year because last year's book looks harder than this year's book. 24 Math While Algebra got new books, General Math, Ge- ometry, and Math IV did not. General Math continued to teach basic mathematical skills. For those students who had successfully com- pleted Algebra, Geometry was designed to provide them with an insight into the structure of mathematics and to explain the relation- ship between theory and re- ality in two-and three-di- mensional space. Math IV was a different, unique, challenging experience in- tended as College prepara- tion for those students de- siring a career in engineer- ing, the mathematical or physical sciences, or com- puter science.
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Following the day's lesson, Math IV students relax and look over the next assignment. Students in Mr. Fults' Algebra l class work diligently in order to complete a quiz within the time allowed. -'ll ,mm '5i'-sf? ' , , . vt! 52 ,Quay gg, '- f Geometry students check over their homework for errors . Cindy Henry and Brian Hasbargen give their undivided attention to Mr. -. Sutfin in their Algebra Il class. Math 25
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