John Adams High School - Album Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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and Formulas Are the Basis of Calculations .Shf= ' m M MR, FRED SCHWANZ: AB, DePauw University: Mathematics; Concessions Manager MR CASIMER SWARTZ BS, Central Normal, Mathematics, MR VOLNEV C WEIR: AS, Hanover College: MS, M,A,. Indiana University: Mathematics, Mu Alpha Theta Sponsor, MR J R WHITCOMB: MAT, Notre Dame: AB., Cen- tral Normal: Mathematics: Chess Club Sponsor, Dennis Rothermel finds calculus exciting. Mr, Schvuanz explains the harder problems. Mr Kiouse checks up on students ' homework assignments

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Theories, Postulates, Our Mathematics Department, under the guidance of Mr. Weir, establishes a means of expressing relationships and of performing useful and necessary computations Freshmen take high school arithmetic or elementary algebra, which provide a basis for developing logical thinking. Then he is given the opportunity to study plane and solid geometry, which deal with combining ideas of size and shape. The junior studies both intermediate algebra and trigonometry, furnishing him with a more detailed knowledge of numbers and how to work with them For the most part, the fourth year student is taught analytical geometry, while others qualifying for the advanced program are introduced to calculus, the mathematics of change and motion. Through the study of these subjects, the students gain not only mathematical knowledge, but also a foundation tor science. M Coar will have to Ihmk about this one. Geometry made easy by Mr. Barnbrook. MR MORRIS ARONSON BS. MS. Purdue. Mattiemalics. Head Wieslling Coach. Assis tant Football Coach MR DON BARNBROOK BA. Olivel College. MS. Indiana University. Mathematics, Head Bashetball Coach MR DON E COAR B S. Ball Slate Unnersity. MA, Ball Slate. Mathematics: Head Swimming Coach, Trampoline Club Sponsor MR HOWARD C FICK BS. MS. Indiana Slate University. Mathematics. Hi-Y Sponsor. MB PHIUP KROUSE B A. University of Maryland. M S. Notre Dame. Mathematics MR JOHN J LOUGHLIN BS. MS. Indiana University, Mathematics. Eagle Ethics Co- Sponsor 20

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Science Requires an MR JACK GOODMAN: BS. Marion College: M.ST. University of New Hamp- shire: Chemistry: Chess Club Sponsor. MR JOHN KOELLNER: B S., Noire Dame: MAT, Notre Dame: Chemistry: Biology MR RICHARD KRAR: A B.. Duke University: Science: Assistant Football Coach. MR ERNEST LITWEILER: B.S.. Manchester College: M.S., Indiana University: Advanced Biology, Walton Club Sponsor. MR LAWRENCE MARTIN: A.B., Idiana State University: M.S., Indiana University: Biology: Screen Club Sponsor. MR PAUL L REBER: AB, Manchester College: AM., Wayne State University; Chemistry: Department Head MR WILLARD V. ROBERTS JR.: A.B.. Maryville College: MS.. Purdue University: Biology: Ushers Club Sponsor MR. JOHN SHANLEY AB, M.A.. Indiana University: Biology: Mu Beta Sponsor. MR. KENNETH E. WILLIAMS: B.S.. M.S., Indiana State University: Algebra; Physics. Mr. Williams tries to explain the concepts of light Judy Rinehart finds chemistry charts confusing. ,