Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

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The Language Of numbers The Nulvane High School teaches many different languages: English, French, Spanish, and the language of numbers. The language of numbers is taught in many classrooms here at MHS. Mr. Qlaser teaches Calculus and Trigonometry, Miss Burk teaches Algebra II and Geometry, Mr. Eitzen, a new teacher, teaches Geometry and Advanced Calculus, and Mr. Herring, also a new teacher, teaches General Math and Algebra I. These classes teach us to challenge ourselves and to gain the knowledge to function in society without looking like total fools. Where else but in a high school Algebra II class, can one be presented with a problem such as this? Two trains are moving in opposite directions. One train is red, the other yellow. The yellow train is moving five times faster than the red train. Using the foil method, what is the name of the dog which has been run over by the red train? Then of course there ' s Mr. Glaser ' s Trigonometry and Calculus classes. Mr. Qlaser believes in taking things slow so not to confuse the students. He tells the class when he ' s talking, so the class won ' t think he ' s not talking when he really is. He even goes as far as telling us where the door is, so we won ' t walk into walls when we leave the classroom, needless to say, if mathematics are taken slow and are explained well, they ' re not that tough to overcome. 18 Mathematics

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MHS students listen intently to the dally lecture. Senior, Paul Hovorak takes a break after finishing his assignment. Business 1 7

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Sophomore, Janelle Mattingly, asks Miss Burk for help. Juniors, Jeff Lucas, Scott heinriches, Mike Springer, and Wade Bruendl show their geometric enthusiasm. Mr. Eitzen relaxes during a taxing hour of Geometry. Mathematics 19