Midland High School - Catoico Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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social studies By vvorklng together thts department ands the student to develop an Intelligent understanding and apprecratlon of the soclal economic and polutlcal aspects of the world In whxch he funds hum self and to equip hum wrth an lntellrgent outlook towards the future One of the arms of the teach ers us to develop a reverence for our democratlc vvay of life and to encourage students to see that to preserve rt they must Inform themselves and be eternally vlgllant These studues and the students to develop the best un themr personalrtles to apply the pnncuples of mental hyguene consistently and effsclently to select therr vocatuons wlsely to make a rewardrng use of Ielsure and to be worthy members of thelr present homes and ofthe homes they vvlll establish later In understand Ing the vvorkrngs of their government on the local state and national levels the students wrll be wulllng to undertake therr responslbllltles as cutuzens rn a democracy MISS JOSEPHINE WEAVER Chalrman Government A. Soclology American Hlstory I fx CHQ. 'W--f MR DUB HEADRICK American Hlstory Drlvers Educatlon MRS EDITH ODOM A Q Q' :Q American History MISS BESS THURMAN Texas History 1 Economics Amerucan Hustory .PN '1 s .Bm Bs! I gB is 'va as MR JIMMY WILLIAMS World Hlstory MR WILBURN BUTTERY Amertcan Hlstory LI World Hlstory 1 x Eh Q - I I C I I 1 , , . I .I .. . . . . - 1 ' - . . .. I . . . I . I I ' I I I l I I I A I - , Qbgxlighx' I ' I' Q . 7' 4 it . , 'ji f-il J-I M x ul, X ss . ,g - n Rt . t A Q . I A N A A . . Kiwis I I 'L i.: fkg1 It Q at-,by lf' 1 -tt, I 5 fv

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. . . science There are many opportunities in both The biological and The physical sciences in Midland High School. These fields offer a varieTy of challenges To The inTeresTed sTudenT. We believe ThaT our sTudenTs are meeting, or can meeT, These challenges. Working individually, or in groups, studenls have opporTunities To experiment, do research, and exchange ideas. WiTh These skills They have saTisfacTion in finding answers To Their problems. lt must be agreed by These ambitious students that chemistry lives on forever. They seem to be getting a large charge out of one of Mr. Hooper's weekly night classes. MR, ELIAS FELDMAN Chairman Zoology .vis Botany R Physiology MR. HENRY HooPER T, ChemisTry Aa,A WW MISS DOROTHEA CASKEY Biology I Chemistry ' , f 2,834 u f ., if r 45 r L .I MISS EVA HARBEN Biology 3, MR. ROY MORRISON Biology W MR. DAVID SCHAWE ,tm ' Physics General Science I l x

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MRS LAURA RICHARDS MR VINCE GREENE Buble Above Takung one of her dauly strolls down the ausles IS Muss Josephune Weaver, chairman of the Socaal Studies department Rngl-It Interest In Amerncan Hustory seems to be wannng a little rught now as Mr Buttery puts a test on the board for one of Ins sophomore classes Journalnsrn American Hnstory World I-Ilstory -'ni0 ' we NWN. MR PAUL BOLT Amerucan I-Ilstory