West Allis High School - Wamago Yearbook (West Allis, WI)

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Nl! Mai km! tm Find the mystencus Mr X Abc! egght hundred students in the mathematics department were busily engaged in finding that most elusive of hardfto-finds the answer to a math problem, Algebra, solid and plain geometry, and trigonomef try classes provided headaches for Miss Tarbell, department head, as well as future Einsteins Assisting in 'ldishmg-out' hypotheses and formulae were Miss Bartle, Miss Butler, Miss Morrison, Mr. Strom, Mr. Thompson, and Miss Linkman. Proving that there is some romance in Math we present a story of Miss Poly Gon Miss Poly Gon wa not a pretty girl Surf called her plane but she had a sweet face and wa styl sh to a high degree She met Mr Trap E Zoid one day at her fathers office in the business sauare l-le called upon her on alternate evenings and their tastes coincided l-le said complementary things to her and when he left he said he would right A considerable length of time elapsed however with no answer on his part Her suffering was acute she would converse with no one and refused to eat pi Lines appeared in her face and she once in a while she heaved a loci One day a mes senger brought a telegram inscribed with her name and telling her that Mr Zoid had left her social circle Miss Poly maintained a brave front but later fell in a swoon Her family said it was a sine of love at first sight and that they thought Mr Zoid was a locus Who said that math wasn t romantic? Nhy do trees drop their leaves? Why do snakes shed their skins? Whv does T N T explode? Why dont th ngs fall up? Silly auestions'? No Would be Burbanlcs Priestleys and Newtons in the biology chemistry and physics classes had fun finding out Wl-'YQ Assisting in dishing out theories and formulae were Miss Gat Miss Dittmar Mr Starim Mr Coon and Nr Phillips department head The biology lab had an individual acauarium on each desk Am bitious students ac uired fish crabs minnows turtles and rlant life with which to stock their ponds ln keepina witl tr ie sc ent f c principles students observed drew conclusions and verifed obserfat ons by careful research Balancing fi idti J s and iearn ni s ii ras were onl, sor e ot the nead ict es e e str, c ass Men bers o t e new lielc c e la s src d a fteeic n V F IZ is e ended in 6 'ea i d l cd J f f 0 e c , .1 , , S i . . . . i -Wir , , , . , . - , H . . ' Li f V .T , .fr , f , .l . , . . A . A . . '- ' X1 i 1 i r N my . L 1 1 . Lf ii ' . . ' . , , L v X ' ' w t X f f- i- fs-f l - r -v I l v ww ' ' x --l XJU, .4 L4 - I..A J A A . AL A T i lf., pmt- in 1- lt ., t. i . P ' 1 F , i . ,, .sri these t.1 c.. ini. Mes .i . .. ' U V- N--A 1' l f- e f 1 l v H l ' cc f -:. I...:IYy ci- so ,A .ine pero xr . tr.e fab . , ., -, K 'nl . .,,,. ', ,, . ,. rn, .i, . .p. I, ri,i , ,dn ji. cncier., ir. rib tec.1n.aue L, .. .n L 1- f-1 - ve - f Q H-1 v. -- 11- f e I l' ,- V' v . ,. ' K . . , f-my 1 h vf- t h ,..,sc: ,asses .L 1. wh, :rg le .eil ,it i.ev.tc:is .fde .we.cci..e 'Addition tc ine depart ::.e:',' tif r:f,'f'1c' 71' 1' ff f' e iise ff f' ciirse c 'l 'fa rx' 'gr fs as ' cout 1 1 'tw' trie 'f -i'I,,'I11', 'iitfqff r:f,x-1.3--tsl rxiji ielescgr '.'.':.1le 'ill e:1trerQ::. ' '.-JQ1:1 ::.Cf'rs' 'xl , 'xr :Fir TZ.: Fil. 1 :ry T511 :gg 'irf .fllh 1:1 - 'dl 'L-Iii 1' ,.f':rcT.i1 , 7ffz1d,r1f VVii .Vik