Washington High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Math Is The Universal Lang uage That Promotes Scientific Prop-ress Mathematics is the universal language which promotes tech- nological advancements. One year of math is necessary for graduation and the requirement is fulfilled by High School Math or Algebra. More years are often desired by college bound students. Geometry, In- termediate or College Algebra Trigonometry, College Algebra- Analytic Geometry are other courses offered. Supplemen- tary years of mathematics will help students build a logical mind and give an understand- ing of abstract mathematical concepts. Mary Short, Indiana University, A.B., M.A.T., goes over a difficult geometry problem. 1i Jerome Hoffman, Notre Dame, Indiana U., B.S.. M.A., reviews the day ' s assignment. Eugene Dziubinski, Ball State U., B.S., e.xplains a difficult math problem to his class. 21

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Department head, John Hock, Indiana U., B.S. Indiana State, M.S., enjoys his analytics class. Michael Sipotz, Washburn University, B.S., and Michael Putnam, Ball State University, B.S., stop to talk awhile before the day begins. ' . Richard Zook, Manchester College, B.S., Indiana U., M.S. rela.xes during his break after a busy morning.

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Opening a locker for the first time proves to be a trying experience for this freshman and on-looking mother. Freshmen Encounter Many Experiences Coach Beans VanCamp leads the freshman as they begin to leave one of their first pep assemblies of the year. These assemblies were planned to promote enthusiasm and spirit in the student body so they will, in turn, back the sports of the oncoming year at Wash- ington. Adams, Becky Adams, Debra Althouse, Debbie Anderson, Delores Anderson, Dennis Anderson, Gwen Anderson, Terry Anderson, Tom Bailey, Steve Balderas, Roger Baskin, Glenn Behnke, Becky Bella, Daniel BeUa, Don Bennet, John Bertman, Debbie Beserra, Salvador Bibbs, Bernard 22