Bishop Dwenger High School - Aureate Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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r , Dr. Ruiz has a knack for getting freshmen started out on the right foot in Algebra. Look familiar? As we all know, this is Mr. Crall ' s typical pose while teaching Geometry. Jeff Moeller points out the fundamental facts of Geometry

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what ' s this? Could it actually be a Sophomore hard at work in Geo- metry class? You never know what Sophomores will do behind closed doors A New Angle on Math The Math department of Bishop Dwenger offered the students a wide range of courses especially suited to their individual needs. While the Freshman struggled through Algebra I, the Sophomores tackled Geometry. Juniors and Seniors had a wide variety of classes to choose from. Trigonometry and Algebra II were popular courses taken by juniors. The Seniors were challenged by classes such as Modern Analytic Geometry, Calculas, and Analysis of Elementary Functions. in Geometry, Sophomores learn to work with figures, but Nancy, 1 don ' t think that ' s exactly what they had in mind. wm .wi Could thi be how a Geometry student looks through the eyes of a protractor? - d 22 ACADEMICS

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Social Studies — A Learning Experience The Social Studies Department, headed by Mr. Francis Ray, enlightened the minds of our students this past year. The entire department should be commended for giving a firm background in history, government, geography and economics to the students. They supplied them with a storehouse of knowledge. The job of facing a classroom full of eager students has never been easy, but the Social Studies staff did it. It seems that Mr. Koester ' s pen cooperates as much as his Is Mr. Herber really two years old or is he afraid he won ' t be able class does during the course of the day. to blow out that many candles? Mr. Ray obviously doesn ' t have any trouble keeping his class ' attention at any time. These smiling faces prove that Mr. Bart has made his pomt. 24 ACADEMICS