Indian Hill High School - Legend Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MR. OSCAR SWAFFORD MATHEMATICS Number and order rule the universe. Pythagoras Mathematics is not a true science; it is purely an inven- tion of man. Math is something contrived by man to help him solve problems. Math teaches strict logic and step- by-step thinking. In mathematics students are taught to apply general rules to specific situations. Mathematics also teaches students to deal in absolutes, for mathemat- ics is a study in which questions have only one answer. Yet, in spite of its synthetic nature, mathematical pat- terns are the basis for all the conditions of the universe. Mathematical precision and order can be found in all natural phenomenon from the nucleus of the atom to the structure of the galaxies. The numerical patterns of math recur everywhere in nature, from the crystalline structure of a diamond, to the arrangement of colors on the wing of a butterfly. MR. PAULCONNELL MR. FRANK GALLENSTEIN MRS. PATRICIA BEAD MR. BOYDMAHAN 17

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Office secretaries: Mrs. Capozio. Mrs. Bramlcamp, and Mrs. Kern GUIDANCE The guidance department helps the stu- dent plan his courses and select the college he wishes to attend. Miss Prosser and Miss Shelton aid underclassmen by help- ing them choose their courses. Miss Shel- ton and Miss Prosser also administer tests to freshmen and sophomores to determine their vocational interests and aptitudes. Mr. Byron Himelick is in charge of help- ing juniors plan their senior courses and helping seniors in getting into college. During his first year in this position, Mr. Himelick showed the enthusiasm and hard work necessary to do an excellent job. Mrs. Kern helped ease Mr. Himelick ' s work load by helping to fill out the many forms demanded by college admissions offices. OFFICE By taking care of the details of bureaucracy, the secretaries re- lieve faculty and administration of a heavy burden. Without the admittance slips, absentee lists, and tardy notes issued by the office, the school would grind to a halt. The office secretaries are perhaps as vital to the smooth operation of the school as Mr. Selzer. MISS OLIVIA PROSSER MISS THELMA LOU SHELTON 16

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MRS, JANE SANDY ENGLISH All imaginative literature is the symbolic expression of aspect of the human situation David Daiches Literature gives students insight and perspective. By ex- pressing and illuminating situations involving imaginary people, literature enables students to better understand themselves and others. By seeing the contrived experi- ence of fictional characters, a student is able to experi- ence situations outside of those in his own life. By relat- ing the experiences of literature to his own life, the stu- dent learns to look outward and inward. MR. JAMES MANN JMWf £jf£ tf ' - IH P 1 V HHlB t- ' aMIIIIlri l 1 W MR. JAMES STANLEY MISS MARTHA SELZER MRS. JOSEPHINE STEELE