Charles H Milby High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Great Minds Define Learning The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. —PLATO 19

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 A. ACKER, MR. MARSHALL: Stephen F. Austin College; biology. B. ADAMS, MRS. JULIENNE: Stephen F. Austin College; biology, physiology. C. ALKSNE, MR. EDWIN: University of Houston; art, social science. D. ASHE, MRS. RUTH: Texas Women’s Uni- versity, University of Texas; English. E. ATKINSON, MR. WILLIAM: Rice Uni- versity, University of Houston; speech. F. BAIRD, MR. JAMES: East Texas State College; biology. G. BARCUS, MISS NANNETTE: Baylor Uni- versity, Columbia University, University of Mexico; Spanish. H. BLANKS, MR. HENRY: North Texas State College; University of Houston; social science. I. BOXLEY, MISS KATIE: Rice University, University of Texas; Spanish. J. BRINKLEY, MR. CLAUDE: Trinity Uni- versity; biology, physical education. K. BUTLER, MR. HARRIS: Louisiana State University, University of Texas; social science. L. CAMPBELL, MRS. LUCILE: University of Texas, University of Houston; commer- cial. M. CHANDLER, MRS. ELTA: Rice Univer- sity; English, speed reading. N. CHRISTIAN, MISS ALF: University of llil . iljglg p Wjpl . u dwi mms

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With their microscopes focused at 750x, Connie Ashley and Nelson Goolsby explore the fascinating realm of cells and micro-organisms. This phase of biology includes the study of plants and of the circulatory systems of ani- mals, such as that of the fish at far right. Curiosity and Experiment Develop I Jo Ann McDowell, Mike McClellan, and Karen Blankenship combine their knowledge of biology with chemistry for the study of diffusion in living organisms. By preparing oxygen from a mixture of potassium chlorate and manganese dioxide and testing the gas that evolves, Sunnye Stegall, A1 Erxleben, and Lynn Henry obtain a partial understanding of the most abundant element.