Wayne High School - Sentry Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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The study of the social forces of the world around us are condensed into courses called Social Studies. For sen- iors the choices are four, for juniors there is only one game in town. From U.S. History during the eleventh year to either Psychology, Econom- ics, or Sociology and Govern- ment during the last year, with World and Indiana History possible any old time. The mice and their mazes or Machiavelli and his Prince taught us about the socializa- tion around us. Valuable information about our Con- gress, President, and Supreme Court is also toler- ated. And not to be forgotten is the ever popular clock watching. All this and much more was gathered in the years spent in the Social Stud- ies Department. Ruth Eudaley Mark Seele Charles Sheets

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Square the quadratic and take the sin over the cosin. Graph the equation and rotate the result forty-five and a half degrees. One and one is still two, even after it is divided by five, multiplied by five halves, added to seven and divided by four. The solution is still two. You can divide it, square it, subtract it or substitute it: It is still two. We can thank Mathematics for this amazing discovery. Those calculating math teach- ers help the students wade through the puddles of num- bers, fractions, equations, cir- cles, plans (not air) and angles (not Charlie ' s.) Adding and subtracting is just the beginning. Now they can rel- ate and function. They can focus and they can even be graphed. I Robert Fox Marvin Frey Marilyn Haupert Don Shaidnagle