West High School - Panther Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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The problems ot everydoy living will be mode eosier through your efforts in leorning the science of colculoting numbers. Your rnoth closs, though ditticult to understand ot tirst, opens new channels in your mind. The continuous study ond work clone here will return to you os you encounter new situotions in your vocotionczl field. Wherever you go, your mcithemotics will follow, bringing you better jobs ond o better woy ot life. Mr. Robinson ot home in his geometric circle :f There moy not be ony co-educotion but there sure is o lot of co-operotion.

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Mathematics lt seems likely that math teachers with so many facts and figures stored away would become confused when sorting one from another. But, instead, they calmly lay them before you with an explanation tor each. Your math teachers have prepared you for advancement into the world where mathe- matical problems confront you at every turn. They have given their time and knowl- edge with hope for only one reward - to see your lite enriched by the wonders ot mathematics. vnihmm ,Q ll A ,V Y ai' Q., N ag? yy. , wifi! JSR , - X l QM . 'fr f, ff William B. Robinson P. S. Morthokis L 'Z'-46' l Y5 7' Qi? xs'l Is the room square ? wi Eva H. cfcngle Keith H, Bushman What happened to co-education 'P

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