Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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HCI-1-NaOH : ?? Ba-Ba, fhow bf how elzgdrifity workf Science the past year the Science Department, delving deeper into J the mysteries of nature, has gained an added importance in the eyes of Washington. Two new teachers, Byron Deerwaldt and James Mc' Cutcheon, arrived this year because of the increased enrollment. Both the Chemistry and General Science Departments adopted new texts, while instruction in biology was made a full year course, formerly botany and zoology each being given for one semester, also with a new text book, Biology and Human Life, by Gruenberg. No radical changes were made in physics, mechanics, heat, light, sound, and electricity being the main topics of study. Barrymorn in embryo. Liftenin' in. English L EVISION of the curriculum of study and the addition of three new teachers are some of the changes in the English Department that have imade this year especially interesting and worthwhile. In September, several changes were made in the courses of study, and new text books and standardized tests were introduced. English V now deals with short stories and essays, and English VI, with the study of American literature, stressing poetry, novels, and contemporary drama. The study of English literature was changed from the third year to the fourth. This department is now the largest in the school with a total of twenty teachers, headed by Miss Caroline Murphy. , l . . . . , V 5 i .N ,' .......... .ms . .. -Wu g l23l