Western Hills High School - Catamount Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Science Department Emphasizes Research Various methods of learning were illustrated to students through the efforts of the Seienee Department. Gen- eral Physical Science was offered hy Mrs. Gwen Rogers. Mr. Jimmy San- ders, Mr. Lloyd Seely. and Mrs. Marsha Suher. Biology elasses were taught hy Mrs. Ruth Amend, Mr. Roherl Dixon, and Mrs. Linda Rankin. Chemistry was again instrueted hy Mrs. Mary Lacy. New to the Seienee Department were Mr. ,lames Masters, who taught Biology, and Mr. Billy Witeher. who instrueted elasses in Physies. Above: Mrs. Cvu n Rogsrs organizes ln r dtsk Right: Mr. Rohtrl Dixon pirtltipatts on Q0 day.

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Math Courses Offer Challenge Left: Next on the agenda for today is lunch, explains Mr. Neil Boyd. Below Left: Mr. Ed Kahler instructs his trigonometry class on the finer points on drawing a circle. Unified geometry, introduced by Mrs. Frances Coon, Mrs. Melva Ezell, Mrs. Delores Wright and Mrs. Winnie Taylor involved plane, space, and coor- dinate geometry. First and second year algebra, under the direction of Mr. Andy Henderson. Mr. Claude Little, Mrs. Maurine Mullins and Mrs. lmo- gene Williamson, dealt with equations formulas, and theorems. Advanced classes such as trigonometry, elemen- tary analysis, algebra and calculus were instructed by Mrs. Mary Barron, Mrs. Neil Boyd, Mr. Ed Kahler. Mr. Claude Little Mrs. Maurine Mullins Mrs. Winnie Taylor Mrs. Imogene Williamson

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Q2 ,,f',-:S A ia M Q ,---4' d is 5' 'WL . Q. 'll X X gi f ' Mr. BillyWi1chvr , We .gun if .elm Left: Studrfnts wail putivntly as Mr. Jamvs Mas- ters chevks tho roll. B1-low Lvflz Miss Linda Run- kin looks exliaustm-ml ziflvr a hard day. Below: Mr. Lloyd Sffffly explains an assignmvnt to one- of his students. Miss Linda Rankin Mr. ,limmy S2'1INlllf?FH Mr. Lloyd Scffly Mrs. Doris Thompson