Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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RANDELL L. BRADLEY, M.Ed. Midwestern University M- 1 BEATRICE MORGAN, M.A. Sponsor of dth C uh MONA G- HORTON, M.Ed. Southern Methodist University ElI12'efSifY Of Tgfxaf C1 0- ponsor of en1or ass Spirit can only multiplyg a mathematician can add, sub- tract, divide and multiply! Each student has an opportunity to acquire a thorough background in algebra, geometry and arithmetic. Eager students can enroll in the additional classes in solid geometry, slide rule, trigonometry and calculus which are taught as a preparation for possible advance placement in college. -- These advanced classes are available to any qualified stu- dent in WFSH, but regular classroom work produces many ' - promising mathematicians from the throng of Coyotes X5 each student prepares for his future. I . Pj ' .M Y ZELA GASKIN, M.Ed. ' ,t Vjxi East Texas State College Jj ll , Qtr LOIS BELL, M.A. l VIRG IA A. WARHURST, M.A Baylor University p1 University of Oklahoma C0-Sponsor of Future Teachers Of Co-Sponsor of Future Teachers of America America JOE D. GARLAND, M.A. Southern Methodist University

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v at A, I JAMES D. MELER, B.S. JOE W. NIX, B.S. Midwestern University ' 1 4 Midwestern University Sponsor of Biology Club l Co-Sponsor of Biology Club Ceniuses at work! Mr. Meler instructs his class about the biological specimens around them. C. H. DOWDY, B.S. ROBERT J. POIROT, B.S. Midwestern University Midwestern University

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MRS. LARRY LANCASTER, BS. Jacksonville State College PAUL M. GENUNG, lVl.ECl. JIMMY SHAW, BS. MldWCStCTH University Midwestgrn Univgfsity Mr. Don Ellis illustrates an algebra problem. GERALD L. PHELPS, B.S. DON ELLIS, BS. Abilene Christian College North Texas State College MRS FRANK P CULLUM JR B S 1 Texas Woman s University -F ,L