Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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S2852 Roger Sohr, Dept. Head Mrs. Nina Bird Mildred Bray Edwin Dwyer Mrs May Fagerland Fanme Hopkms Carol Johnson Myrtle Lawler Edward Rxce Eva Tompltch Clara Wulfmg 3 I Formulation Mathematics Hypothesls In c1rcle O OD ff BC Concluslon Arc AD Arc DC The formulas, theorems and equat1ons learned IH math courses may be apphed to complex prob lems 1n later hfe but 1n the past year students used thelr knowledge to make clever bulletm boards, or1g1nal deslgn, and lnformatlve notebooks Be lt d1v1s1on of numbers or a complex s1multane ous equatlon, mathematlcs lS a challenge to the 1nd1v1dual s ab1l1ty and perseverance Though some tlmes they struggle math students are rewarded by the sat1sfact1on of correct solutlon t www '7 f'bf X.,-4 COMPASS IN HAND Mlss Hopkms explams the day s assxgnment and clears up any doubts questlons or mlsconceptlons DOODLING WITH A PURPOSE fmds Kenneth Jaeck provmg the accuracy of a theorem 1n solld geometry -h H ' Z ' , . ' I , . . . . , . . l Y , M . kr 1 , i 3 LQ, 'fy ' ' Ax X xv Y ia . fl gf' , X 5, ,V If X , P i y. Q it . R 'fl ' 2 , X , t ,.' . 24

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of facts and figures if gl 452 ' ' SEGA-sank ALAS POOR YORICK' I knew hxm well YOUNG CHEMISTS such as Jlm Tans soon Tom Wnght J1m Sohr Rosemary Roberts learn the correct and speedy procedure for and Sue Bloomer examme bone structure settlng up a generator Charles Horwltz D Mrs Una Compton Sldney Jacobson John Keppel Charles Kohls Charles Mlller Russell M11ler Robert Pettigrew Loulse Pfeffer Dwlght Shanks Joseph Spatz Robert Wheeler ept Head Science Copy Todays frontlersman does not wear a coon sk1n cap or shoulder a rlfle More hkely he 1S wearmg a laboratory apron and uslng a st1rr1ng rod For sc1ent1sts are keep1ng the sp1r1t of ploneermg a11Ve today Expemmentmg was a Joy and a new expen 1ence for many 7th grade sc1ence puplls In b10l0g'y cur1ous students had the opportunlty to determlne the1r blood type and to dlssect a frog Chemlstry and physlcs were offered to the 1nterested and more adventurous students Many new horlzons for sc1 entlsts stretch endlessly forth and w1ll contmue to do so, as long as human problems remaln Can they prevent and cure cancer? Can they produce an at tractlve garden grass that w1ll grow to a certam hexght and so doesnt requlre frequent mow1ng Maybe some of the sc1ence students of today w1ll help answer these questlons 1 V f 'er .4 I 25 Sf 106555 'S O' Q4 iv- u . ,, . T y Y I 1 I 1 1 38 . gf , . . ' 7 . . . SN ' - N , . . - ' . 7 - . . ' ' , 9 5 , f A X x .. v 4 ' A' '55 X W If- l ' s w ,I 4 ,H A Q 1 fe. --I7 S k fi . 5,45 f ,1 I . :J 1 ,fx It -g:,3,gi- .-.LA I 51 -A ,1- ' 3 41456 , ' 'QI 2-QQ -A W , ja A 2