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Scientists are Peeping

Toms at the keyhole of

eternity. Arthur Koestlei

and bers can be a confusing and chal­ Pre-Calculus, Discrete MatheJj

The world of science and num­
ics, and A.P. Calculus.
lenging place to be, but with the
The science program has!
guidance and preparation given
men now take Biologjfl
to girls in Carrollton, this techni­ been improved this year. Fr|j
cal world is not such an intimidat­ opposed to taking I.P.S. as
ing place to be. year science course. Juniors
Science
Mathematics
The math curriculum provides have the opportunity of t
the good base which is needed Physics with seniors if they
for all types of college math. In chosen to take advantage <
recent years, Carrollton has tried Science Acceleration Pro<
to up-grade the math program, offered in the sum m er vu
and this year it was finally imple­ gives juniors the option of 4
mented. Freshmen now begin ing their chemistry requirer]
their math careers with geometry in a six week accelerated cd
instead of Algebra 1; students Finally, a small group of se
who have not fulfilled their Alge­ were also given the oppor
bra requirement have the oppor­ of taking a six week accela
tunity of taking their Algebra Physics class. By taking this!
requirement. Between the regu­ certain seniors have been a|
lar and honors classes, the girls take College Anatomy and lj|
have a wide range of classes to ology through a dual enroll
choose from - Algebra I, Geome­ program with Barry Universll
try, Honors Geometry, Algebra II, Diana de la Tom
Honors Algebra II, Trigonometry,

Mrs. Bonner Mr. Crockwell
Geometry, Honors Geometry Biology, College Anatonll,
and Discrete Mathematics Physiology

Academics