Williamsport High School - La Memoire Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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X I nl l' Bo N IX Xl Bl 1 ylmlu 1141, 1' ox Science Department lhe Sclence department under 'Vlr Derr IS one ot the lirgest Ill the school, haunrf sexcn tcachcrs incl 800 pupils and OHKCTIIIQI nlne d1Hcrent suhyects Most of the teachcrs of tlns department hawe been m the school for some tnme 'Vlr Qtuempfle, teacher ot l'll6'IlllStI'X, and Mr Lrlckson, teacher of phwslcs, :re the onlw new teachers, tlns being 'Vlr btucmpfles first xeir, and 'Vlr Frlcksons second 'Vlr Dcrr IS thc herd chennstrx tuchcr ind, though sometimes his yoh IS lnghlx odorlfcrous he stlcks to lt Phx Slldl gcogrnpln, undcr 'Vllss Bulhct will he taken from curriculum hccausc lt IS l tnc l po mu nr IS thc othcr suhpccts o tlns departmcnt tlons IH blologw, one ot the most populir suhyeets, w lnch almost all of the sclenee teuchers take a hfind ln teaching M195 Buhb has qulte a 1oh tor so sm ill a person Besides lll.NlIlg' hxe classes lll blologw, she tutors one class ln loologx utter school lhls Class IS a x rs hxelx one Indeed, and sometlmcs on the sxde It mxestlgatcs the Inner IIl6Lll llllSIH's of rihhlt 'Vhss Bond h LS classes lll household phs slcs and phx SIOIUQIW as well is hlologx A new pl mn of work has been Introduced into the hlologs classes tlns xelr the students must either w rite ln cssu on, or rn llcc 1 modcl ot c ich subycct ot studs Once or twlce 1 sc ir thc lnologs clmsscs go on trips to studs hlrcls, prctcrrhls to Fishers I Lrk or blhson s Sw unp At tnncs thc x mrlous hrnnchcs ot thc Slllllli clcplrtmcnt are lcldrc sscd hs pronnncnt naturxhsts and sclentlsts thus g'lXll1g the stuclcnts a praetlcil 1deL of thelr work Wir Charles H Eldon and 'Vlr Xormin C XK1lklIlSUIl ire among those who hase spoken to them thls xear General Sclence Class Ziff ff Jf we ff' fv f w I ua: 4 C dr . V LA .' A af Y . T- ..'JV L' ' , T 9 . i ' 25 , L- .1 ,Ve , .5 , 1 .Q 5 V ' 5 1. 1 5. N' . I f . , 1' A . L 5,7 i A A Q A Y Isnl 1 '. nd , In , . lb! Ale.-Q ,- J' E .' , Y-.ml b Clara M. Czfner I.c-R I' F. Derr : '. C If . . . .1 . , A. I ' . . ' ' ' I A, ' . A K- , , , L. h 'H . ' ' ' G I ' I I . , . L . ' ' ' f-3 I ',. v . . ' ' . L, . . 'A-' -.- I Y v . . - ' ' .- , , 5 '- Q ' . 5- - 1 t' ' . 1 , 1 - ' A the ' ' x - ' an e ec' ' 'P unc is not as I la as 1 1 .' ' -3 Q f - 1 There is hut one class in hotanv tau ht hv Miss Casner who also teaches three sec'- . 9 il . 1 x . . . . . 4 1 s . . A . Y v . l , . X 1 V. . AE. V 4 - ' i 'oy a I - Q V 'I , t . . . , , . . . . 1.-' l ' 1 . n . . Z . . -Y .. ltl. A. K. ., 2 : M. I. f 5 A- ' v ' I .ph-2 .V 4 Y . 5 , ' .Z . K- I' . . ' K- Y. .3 v' . QQ .' 'z . ., , , A . I 1 1 1 5 .A . .E V. Q . .I . 5 . . .. . 2 . . Z A. . .-,Q ' ' . ' . . . z 1. J z ' ' ' ' ' f r .X Y ' ' l . . it l , ! ,, , ,x Q4 1 W, . lf!! 11 i 5' cf, 5 -f T' . . 31 3 ' ' . X 5 M ff ' Li 'f'j ' H ii .f W ., L V JfT 1 ?T 'T 'Q 7' ' 7 , if 715. ' . ' ' :J IJ nxd VS Sftlllll Jflc

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Bl niche l Billlet Junes F Xfincarrow Mihel B Dunmn latimer A Dice Wllllqm B Rue Mathematics and Art Departments lhe Mathematics department has 507 pupils enrolled in it under tour teachers Mr Nancarrow head of the department Mr Dice Mr Rice and Miss llalhet Mr Nancarrow carried a heavy program this wear teaching Algebra II Plane Geometrv Sohd Geometrv Trlgonometrv and Mathematical Review He sais he finds sport in leading his pupils lnto lnterestmg mathematical entanglements Mr Dice lntroduced a form of the Dalton plan into one of his first vear algebra assignment the next was gnen him so that the individual was not retarded bw others not so apt ln the subject 'Ilns xear Mr Rice used geometric constructions from practical life to varv the monotom of book work He had each pupil make at least one original design ot a door window or some other obyect ln which geometric constructions are used Miss Balhet has onlw two classes in math both in second xenr Algebra One I9 using a reused Milne, which omits complex work and adds a chapter of numerical trlgonometrw P P The aim of the Art department is to help its 109 students do things in a fine way. In the first year Miss Dunning teaches the students fundamentals which they apply dur- ing the second year in working on textile designing block-printing basketry, hooked rugs designing lamp shades elementary book binding and modeling. I'he third and fourth years are devoted to advanced training in the application of art to every-day life. lhe entire course is developed on the study of line spacing, and proportion use of light and dark values in composition application of harmonies, designing perspective figure construction costume designing interior decorating, poster work and out-door sketching, plus some art history. Mathematics Class Art Class 'ms M was V VWP Q faw'21sss Page 23 ' i ,X-tw, - I 4 v ' ' 2 . ,. . 1 ' A 5 , . , ' ' 5 , . ' ' ' ' .: A . 4 1 9 A - 1 - 1 ' , . h V , , V, f 7 v 9 ' .v ' classes. Copies of assignments were given to each pupil. As soon as a pupil finished one ' ', .' . ' C . . . ',. ' v v ' sa sv ' , , ' A Y Y U 9 Y 9 9 . 7 1 l 9 Y 7 S 1 '9 v v v v N' X V c

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