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

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ZELA GASKIN, M.Ed. East Texas State College RANDELL L. BRADLEY, M.Ed. JOE D. GARLAND, M.A. Midwestern University Southern Methodist University Sponsor of Math Club Miss Morgan drills her students in the fundamentals of trigonometry. fflfii3 lluuut-wma, t, 4' 'W f .: 35 ,abs ' l PAUL W. GENUNG, M.Ed. VIRGINIA WARHURST, M.A Midwestern University University of Oklahoma EVA B. MORGAN, M.A. Southern Methodist University

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MONA G. HORTON, M.Ed. University of Texas Co-Sponsor of Senior Class MRS. JOLENE S. CULLUM, B.S. Texas Woman's University Mr. Bradley demonstrates to his advanced students the importance of the slide rule f H LOIS C. BELL, M.A. Baylor University Co-Sponsor of Future Teachers of America MATHEMATICS Subtract! 'fMultiply! uDividel These mathematical commands in- stantly generate memories of past experiences in the WFSH math classes. Under the expert guidance of qualified instructors, every student is pre- sented a solid foundation in the fundamentals of mathematics through classes in algebra, geometry and arithmetic. Courses in trigonometry, solid geometry, slide rule, calculus and number sense are also available for students Wishing a more advanced and thorough knowledge in the field of mathematics. Whether applied directly in later vocational choices or merely retained as useful knowledge, mathematics truly broadens the intellectual scope of each student who graduates from WFSH. MRS. LARRY LANCASTER, BS Jacksonville State College GERALD PHELPS, B.S. Abilene Christian College

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Mr. Kirkpatrick tells his civics students that sound government is no laughing matter. JESS G' STILE5, Midwestern Un1vers1ty Coach of Athletics SOCIAL STUDIES The Department of Social Studies endows each student in WF SH with a thorough knowledge of the history of our world, which, in itself, is merely a recollection of past occurrences. Courses in American history, world history and Texas history aid the students in their quest for knowledge of human affairs. Civics, a course in the govern- ment of our country, dwells on the jobs done by our local, state and federal repre- sentatives. Viewing in retrospect the work of our governmental leaders and the sacrifices made by our forefathers is invaluable to the future leaders of our country in their attempts to form a more just society. DON ODNEAL, Bs. Nortlrflfexas State University WILLIAM D. BANKSTON, B.A. J. F. MORELAND, M.A. Midwestern University exas State College ERNESTINE BOLIN7 MA- Photographer for Publications Southern Methodist University Sponsor of National Honor Society