Caesar Rodney High School - Crisp Yearbook (Wyoming, DE)

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John C Branner Mrs Sandra K Home Unlverslty of Drake Unlverslty Delaware Future sclentlsts look on wlth lnterest as an important experlment IS conducted under the supervlslon of Mrs Webb Science An enlarged sclence department at Caesar Rodnev follows a natlonal trend set off by sputnlk Each vear students are able to enroll 1n a sclence class Offerlngs lnclude, the general sclence classes ln grades 7 8, and Thls year the blology department moved IHIO a new up to date well equlpped room all of whlch makes dissecting a fish a pleasure Mr Branner keeps a watchful eye on the kmfe 'abs' Nw. 9 blology, chemlstry, and physlcs ln grades 10 ll, and 12 These classes are very popular wlth students IH all courses Leonard Shaw MTS Safa Webb Longwood College Unlverslty of Delaware I3 1 . . . f 1 -cg . . . . 0 o 4 9 7 . V . . 9 , . . 9 3 i ,. . , 6 , :sa Q' ri: .,f: . . .- ,,.- 2 ,,, F X t -TN E I .f - H. A lf V E 'I , ,, ,, td ,I--' 4 NNW ,

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Mrs Dorothy B Townsend Unlverslty of Delaware gf' f' Wnlllam R Brown Jr Umyerslty of Delaware Senlors 1n sohd geometry are masterlng the frustum of the cone Members of the class who met the quallficatlons were charter members of the Math Club organized thls year Mrs Townsend semor hlgh math teacher sponsors the club Mathematics Mathematlcs courses, both practical and academlc, are offered to Junlor and senlor hlgh school students thls year Olferlngs lnclude general math m grades 7 and 8 algebra I and buslness math ln grade 9 plane geometry for academlc students and practlcal geometry for voca tlonal students are offered ln grade 10, as well as book keeplng for commerclal students Math ln grades ll and 12 1s offered to students lnterested ln algebra II, solld geometry, and trlgonometry Mrs Hopklns IS trylng to compete wlth the camera whlle she IS teachlng declmals to the seventh grade Mrs Pearla L Hopklns Unlverslty of Delaware Ebe L Joseph Washmgton College 161 nlP'4' X 7 9 ' ' 5 J Q. k M fs 4 F . A 'T yr N s dk' lls n7'zik - D D . 1 tv ,g,e. jj . , , -5, ls. ft, 9 l I ' 5 ' 0 . , ' 'W . I2

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Bety Pugh, James Fillion, and Sandy Ferri look on as the Spani Language The Latin banquet is presented annually hy the Latin II students in honor of the first year Latin students, parents, and faculty members. The occasion is always a gala affair complete with stolas and togas, as well as Roman food fit for a king. Y, -. L LY. sh teacher, Mrs. Abraham, explains the Spanish calendar. With occasional reports in hthe most flowery language Spanish students absorbed the information contained in their texthook El Camino Real. Class periods were conducted primarily through the direct method, making the ahility to speak and understand Spanish a must for juniors and seniors enrolled in Spanish l and Spanish ll. Mrs. ,loan Abraham Mrs. Rita Ryan Smith College Washington College Latin took on an added significance to the incoming Latin I students when they learned that many English words are huilt on Latin roots. The more advanced Latin II students struggled through Julius Caesar and The Twelve Lahors of Hercules.