Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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or a Better World of Tomorrow Wait ’til I tell him he’s being monitored. MR. VAUGHAN H. HOWARD Science, Kansas State University B.S. MRS. ELLEN LEMEN Science, Colorado State College B.A. “Don’t take it so hard, Biff. What’s an F among friends?” 23 MR. WILLIAM BRYAN LONGMIRE, JR. Science, Randolph-Macon B.A. MR. ASBURY C. McNEER Science Department Head, Chemis- try, Randolph-Macon B.A., Radio Club. MRS. LEE WRAY Biolog y, Madison College B.S., Or- chesis.

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Inquisitive Minds Explore Realms of Science MISS PHYLLIS CALLIS Biology, William and Mary College BS. MR. JOHN DELK Physics, University of Alabama B.S. MISS PAULINE FONES Chemistry, Science, Westhampton College B.S. One always knows when he’s in the vicinity of the Science Department. The first sie n is the smell of smoke slowly curl- ing from under the chemistry door, fol- lowed by the inevitable, “Ah, so!” The exploration of the unknown re- gions of science is intensified by the imag- ination and curiosity of the students them- selves. Under the guidance and encourage- ment of its ‘“‘masters of science,” the Science Department has progressed yearly to its present state of excellence. “Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and caldron bubble.” MR. ALLEN FORBES Science, University of Virginia B.S.Ed. DR. JOSEPH FRIEDRICK Science, Temple University D.D.S. MRS. CARY HARRIS Science, Westhampton College, Uni- versity of Richmond B.A. 22

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Talent Becomes Tangible in in apple for the teacher! Wonder how many brownie points hey'll rate? “No, I’m afraid you cannot draw a square with a com- pass.” MR. CHESTER PACKARD Art Department Head, Richmond Professional In- stitute BF.A., Art Club, Bowling League. “Mother!” 24 Art Department MRS. MARION GILLINGS Mechanical Drawing, Richmond Professional MR. NATHAN SPENCER Industrial Arts Depart- ment Head, East Caro- Institute, Creative lina College B.S., M.A. Drafting Club. If youre in need of a tombstone, why not make your own? The Art Department will be glad to teach you how, just as it has taught its many other students. While you’re in the class, you may also create covers for record albums or fill sketch books with drawings of people’s feet, as well as studying the technique of the various masters. If you feel that architecture or shop machinery 1s more to your liking, courses in mechanical drawing and in the industrial arts are available. Here you may design modern sky-scrapers or learn to operate a jig saw. Whichever course you pursue, you will be sure to benefit from the talents and skills of your instructors. OLD MASTER DRAWINGS