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32 mathematics

Math Department prepares students

for the world of numbers

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MR. MICHAEL NOTARTOMAS MRS. VERONICA DESAI geometry, algebra, MR. HOWARD KALODNER algebra 1, computer
surveying, general math 10, algebra general math 9. math 1 & 2, general math.
2, honors algebra 2.

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MR. ROY BRITTON general math 9, algebra 1, mathletes.

Our computer-oriented society demands that its mem­
bers be familiar with the principles of mathematics. The
Math Department at Woodrow Wilson, under the com­
petent leadership of chairman John DiRico, provides its
students with a basic understanding and much more. In
addition to basic courses like general math, algebra and
geometry, higher courses such as trigonometry and calcu­
lus are offered. Precision and accuracy are the rules of the
classes and assignments vary in everything but the de­
mand for logic and clarity. Although math is often a
dreaded course, the value of a studied skillfulness and
ease with numbers is not to be underestimated.

MR. JOHN DiRICO chairman, trigonometry.
calculus, algebra 2.