James (and Chris),
I graduated in 1980, McCallum High School, Austin, Texas. We
had a slide rule team, with a coach. In addition, my Biology and
physics teachers all let me use slide rule for all homework and
tests, giving me credit if my answer was within about 0.5% or so.
Dunno whether that counts, but if so would push the date out to 1980.
I did get a TI-59 (still have it, sticky keyboard and I'll
bet the card reader doesn't work) middle of my senior year. That was
a pleasant culture shock...
I don't know that I ever saw one of the six-foot-long
"supercomputers" :-) .
At 20:07 -0600 3/2/13, <James> wrote:
This leads me to my belief that I was the last slide
rule teacher.?
In 1975, in Ghana, ....
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