Wellston High School - X Ray Yearbook (Wellston, OH)

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- - V Carl Jones Krissy Jones Missy Jones Tina Kessinger Jerry King Brent Kisor Beth Knotts Merle Kuhn Cathy Lambert Lori Landrum Tricia Landrum Tom Leach Becky Little Jerry Long Rick Loudermilk Jerry Lowry Heather Madden Darwin Maley Linda Malone Scott Mannering Allan Martin Shanna Martin Adam Massie Sheri Massie Velvi Massie Holly McPheters April Mathew Ann O’Shea Gary Milliken Matt Milliken Tim Moore Neysea Morgan Rodney Neal Chad Ousley Thad Ousley Cory Pariseau Jona Pellitier Kelly Perko Bobbi Jo Phillips Travis Potts Julie Ramsey Jerry Rapp Shirley Rapp Arthur Riepenhoff Sherri Rhymer Paul Rice Theresa Rife Shannon Riley Gary Robinette

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Carolyn Brown Todd Burns Fred Cardwell Robby Carpenter Beth Channel Gary Christian Tammy Click Denese Coleman Leigh Ann Cox Ron Daily Debbie Davis Robby Davis Brian Dixon Debbie Dixon Adrian Doles James Dye Freda Edinger Tammy Edwards Kelly Ervin Deanna Farley Debbie Farley Eloise Farley Randy Floyd Dorothy Friend Kara Froesch Tracy Fultz Heather Fyffe Wendy Geer Stephanie Ghearing Tom Gilliland Teresa Goodson Andy Graham Lisa Graham Barbara Grizzell John Hall Ned Hall Cliff Hager Chris Hammond Jeannie Harris Missy Henry Mike Hocter Ronnie Horne Brent Jarvis Marsha Johnson Paula Johnson Nat Johnson Tammy Johnson Tina Johnson Tom Johnston Sophomores 21

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Randy Robson Rocky Ross Matt Salmons Scott Scharfenberger Donald Simpson Jim Sizmore Peggy Smith More than any other school subject, mathematics stays with you. It is used all of your life, although you may not know you are using it. The human brain is capable of incredible mathematical possibilities, but it must be structured. The Weilston High School mathematics department is providing this structure by educating students on all basic principles of mathematics, from the simplest addition problem to precalculus. The school provides four years of academic training in mathematics, including Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Algebra II, and Advanced (senior) Math. Other academic math courses include Computer Math I and II, a computer applications course, and Physics. Also available are courses in general mathematics, including Business Math, General Math I and II, and Refresher Math. The seventh and eighth grade students have required math courses they must take, and all students of the school must have at least two mathematics credits to graduate. There are also special mathematics programs for vocational students. So remember: what you learn in math class will probably be used all your life, so pay attention and learn! ABOVE: Mr. Hendershott shows his Algebra class show to work a new type of problem. Sophomores 23