Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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'ii Oh-Sol-Ah-Mio MR. ROBERT G. BERRY B.A., M.A., Mississippi Collegeg Addition- al Study: Mississippi State University: University of Mississippi Biology Sponsor, Athletic Club MRS. SHARON ENZOR B.S., Blue Mountain College Biology: Accelerated Science Sponsor, Theater Guild MR. KARL E. JAMES B.S., Mississippi College Physics: Chemistry Sponsor, JETS MR. ALAN D. LOWE B.S., M.S., University of Southern Mis sissippi Biologyg Physics Sponsor, Junior Class MR. GLYN TURNIPSEED B.S., Delta State College Chemistry: Biology Sponsor, Junior Class

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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 . . .

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Fine Arts Spice Academic Program Composing the fine arts program at Wingfield are art, choral music, band, and speech. Participating students are provided with special training and in- struction in the various fields. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Sims, talented art students learn to express themselves freely. Their Work is exhibited in several art showings throughout the year includ- ing the Arts Festival in the spring. Students with musical inclination enjoy the study of choral music directed by Mrs. Massey. The concert choir com- prised of selected members perform for group func- tions in and out of the state. For those interested in the instrumental aspects of the music program place special emphasis on the Falcon Band. Band Director, Mr. Arthur Goodsell, requires the needed ability and discipline from his band members to accomplish their first rate quality sound. The speech department actively devotes its time to the instruction of public speaking with ease. Students find fun in learning while composing and speaking under the instruction of Mrs. Rankin and Mrs. Sue Brooks. 36 And this, class, is an upside-down bird-watcher. Sweet Soul Music MRS. SUE L. BROOKS B.A., Blue Mountain Cnllegcg M.Ed., Mississippi Collegeg Ad- ditional Study: University of Southern Mississippi: University fo Mississippi Speech I, Ilg English 10 Sponsor, Debate Team MR. ARTHUR COODSELL B.A., Millsapsq M.S., Indiana Stine Universityg Additional Study: Mississippi College: Mis- sissippi State Univcrsityg Univer- sity of Wyoming Bundy American History Sponsor, Stage Band