Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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ocial tudies lncreases Worldly Knowledge Producing responsible, civic-minded citizens is the overall ob- jective of the social studies department at Wingfield. To achieve this goal, courses are offered ranging from ancient history to the complicated, crisis-stricken world of the present day. These divisions of study are highlighted by accredited films and ac- claimed speakers who further extend the interests of the students beyond the classroom. An extracurricular organization stemming from the social studies department is the Junior Historical So- ciety. This honor group is a credit to both our school and par- ticularly to this section. Appointed chairman of the social studies department this year is Mr. Bill Caston, whose dedication and responsiveness to student needs have met all standards required to maintain the high level of education enjoyed by all students at Wingfield. Your guess is as good as mine. 1 Run! Here comes 'The Mani' MR. PAUL KURTS B.A., Mississippi State Uni- versity: Additional Study: Bel- haven Colle c H i Business Law, W'orld History: Sponsor, Golf Club, Golf Team MR. ROBERT E. LUCKETT A.A., St. Leo Ir. College, B.A., Millsaps Collegeg Addi- tional Study: Mississippi Col le e' H y World History, American His toryg Sponsor, Chess MR. SESSIONS PoLK MR. JAMES L. snows B,A,, Mississippi Coilege, Ad. B.S., University of Mississippi ditional Study at Mississippi P-E-, World HISNYYI Cgllgggz Sponsor, Auto Club Social Studies, Latin: Sponsor, Senior Class

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MRS. MARY P. BROOKS B.A., University of North Carolinag Additional Study: Florida State University, University of North Carolina, Mississippi College, University of Hawaiig Government, Economies, American History, World Historyg Sponsor, Junior Historical Society MR. EARL HOMER BURNS A.A., Co-Lin, B.S., University of Southern Mississippi: Additional Study: University of Southern Mississippi: American History, World History, Sponsor, Hunting and Fishing Club MR. BILL CASTON B.S., Louisiana State University, M.Ed., Miss sissippi Collogeg Government, Economics, World History: Sponsor, National Honor Society Tuesday afternoon karate lessons MRS. ANNE W. COTNEY B.S., Mississippi Collegeg Mississippi State, Stephens: World History, American History: Sponsor, Sophomore Class MR. BILLY C. KENNEDY B.S., Mississippi Collcgeg Worltl History, American Hisloryg Sponsor, Hunting and Fishing Club uBz1ng! Bang! You're dead!

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t 2 l . - I Why DOESN'T the male mosquito carry malaria? Science Encourages Exploration While striving to understand that which awed, Wingfield students sought to broaden their minds through the field of science. -To assist them with this conquest they were provided with some of the finest equipment as well as some of the most qualified teachers. This year Wingfield was very fortunate to be one of the few schools in Mississippi that offered a program extending through advanced chemistry as studied in nearby colleges. Yes, our education was prepared for us and all we had to do was accept it. Our paths were made clear through ex- ploring the uncertain, discovering the inevitable, and learn- ing what makes this world tick, Coach Berry illustrates his lesson. 34 Work, work, work. 'flust add a little sodium to the water . . .