Washington High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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MR. EUGENE DZIUBINSKI Algebra MISS KAREN GISLESON H.S. Math, Trigonometry, Geometry M THEMATICS Since mathematics is a required, essential subiect for the high school curriculum, the mathematics department has grown to accommodate the ever growing high school population. With the great interest in science, mathe- matics, also has become important as a means of making students think and not merely memorizing specific rules. Students learn to reason to the best of their ability. A mathematical, orderly mind is necessary to run a computer, mix essential formulas for medicines, or measure a cor- rect distance for construction work. There are classes, such as algebra, geometry, and high- er torms of mathematics tor the college bound student. High School mathematics and trade math courses give a basic understanding of mathematics for use in everyday lite. The best bargain at the food store or the length of a new carpet can be decided through basic mathematical reasoning. MR. JAMES HENRIOTT MR. JOHN HOCK MISS DORIS MORAN H.S. Math, Trigonometry, Geometry Geometry, H.S. Math, Trigonometry Algebra, H.S. Math, Geometry

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fl. 4' .--0 MISS SANDRA QUIGGLE Introduction to Social Studies, Government, U.S. History MR. DAVID SEXTON Introduction to Social Studies MR. GEORGE VANDERHEYDEN U.S. History SUI:- gui' .auf MR, ELMER ROBINSON Government, Sociology MR. JOHN SIMALA U.S. History, Problems in Democracy MR. LYNN VAN GILDER World History, Introduction to Sociol Studies

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J,M,,.,,-av 'Q' Miss Rogge goes over on important solution to on analytics problem in her first hour class. A .JI MISS SUZANNE ROGGE MR. ROBERT VAN CAMP MR. GARY WEGENKE Trigonometry, Geometry, H.S. Moth. Trczde Moth, H.S. Moth Algebra, H.S. Moth.