Western Michigan Christian High School - Torch Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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O, What A Wonder! Juniors and seniors bravely tackling trig and solid geometry, sophomores attempting to prove a complicated theorem, and freshmen struggling with az and b', are all symbolic ofthe broad subiect - mathematics. From our study of mathematics we have learned to work with numbers and symbols. It seems like a wonder when the correct answer appears at the end of a lengthy problem. Still, we have learned to think logically. Above all else, math has taught many of us to appreciate more 'Fully the precision and the symmetry of God's handiwork. Yes, mathematics is a wonder! I7 rr j Nm h

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Man . . . In Ages Past The history courses take us from the early Egyptians to the accomplishments of the Greeks and Romans to the struggles and growth of the United States. We have studied the unfolding of His story through a period of several thousand years. Looking at history as maturing Christian citizens, we learn from the experience and example of others in ages past. A course in economic geography, taught by Mrs. Betty Jasper, was added to our curriculum in the second semester. Our studies in government and social problems taught us of man and his way of life in the present age. MRS. JOHN VAN HEMERT A.B. Music, Social Science MRS. BETTY JASPER A.B. Economic Geography MR. M. MERLE KALLEMYN A.B., M.Ed. Principal, Economics, Mechanical Drawing 'I6

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Pers We have learned to appreciate the work Mrs. Sovacool does for us in the office. Her friendly smile and willingness to assist have been a real help to the students and faculty. onnel Students' work lasts work is never done Hackney do a fine rooms, and gym for I3 faculty members, smile, a greeting, or MRS. ALIDA SOVACOOL Secretary 'til set of sun but the ianitors' While Mr. Hiltz and Mr. iob of cleaning halls, class- the use of 256 students and there is always time for a a special favor. MR. VERNON HILTZ MR. ERNEST HACKNEY Custodian Custodian 18