Western Hills High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Twelfth grade math student David Evans ponders the angle-side relationships of isosceles triangles. Math stimulates logic and understanding Did you know that four plus four equals one? It does in seventh grade modular arithmetic-a new study dealing with number relationships. Another innovation this year was the offering of geometry to certain qualified freshman as part of a city-wide experimental program. Most West High students, however, continued the study of traditional algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. Some took more practical courses such as business or consumer math. All math courses at Western Hills give the students good background for their future jobs in this technical age. Accurate use of the slide rule is demonstrated by George Hain. This timesaving device is one very essential part' of the Advanced Math lll class. l l

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L To a bofany siudenf, a planf is more 'than a green 'lhing. John Hil- geman observes leaf fype, vein siruclure, and daily growth paHerns. key to man's environment Adapting to the student's increased curiosity in the world about him, YVest High recently stepped up its science program. A new and unique advanced physics seminar instructed by Mr. lX-flinesinger required extensive research and term projects for students who had completed preliminary physics, Natural science classes stimulated pupils to roam nearby fields and stock insect collections. Mr. Fread's Zoology course ended the year with projects to be entered in local science fairs. Siudyinig fhe paris of fhe fascinaling human body becomes simplified for physiology senior Linda Meiners, as she uses 'Hue life-lille mannequin. Marveling af fhe infricacies of a frog's organic sfrucfure is Kerry Kalmbach.

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