Wilson High School - Troyan Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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N nh, 1 lm... v lVlr. Al Gray willingly helps student understand how to solve a math problem. ' lVlr. Joe Brugato carefully checks students' tests. Mr. George Perry works at the board in order to explain problem

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3 A . Kendall Auel explores variety of language tapes

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. -Z T ' Xlwi'-. t X s. Lori Rankin explains grading curve to students. ',.. .1 MA TH 350 learn computer math Wilson's math department boasted 15 courses that met students needs from beginning algebra to a half year of calcu- lus. lt piloted programmed learning with taped lectures, too, according to lVlr. Joseph Brugato. lVlr. Brugato stated, The math de- partment offered computer math to more people than any other high school in the state. l-le said that before the year had finished, more than 350 stu- dents had been introduced to computer terms. As in the past, members of this highly experienced department were involved in the writing of publications. As an example, lVlr. Al Grey co-authored an in- troduction to calculus. Some of the members were involved in statewide mathematical committees, too, said Mr. Brugato, math department head. ith the help of Mr. Tom Ogan, the light dawns for a struggling student.