Fort Worth Country Day School - Flight Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Like lt Was 77 What's up, Doc? . . . Turn in your A.P. button, Charlottef' . . . portly Doctor Dixon . . . No, Web- ster, that is 'women's suffragei, not 'women suffer age'!', . . . concepts and values . . . stress cause and effect . . . resident historian at Harvard on the High- way . . . Did you say SUFFOLK Resolve? . . . the Presidents . . . Bathsheba! . . . The Free and the Brave . . . Treacherous Sam Adams . . . more essay tests? . . . NOK, children, put down your pencils. It's story time. . . . dirty men in Austin . . . map study skills . . . field trips to San Antonio . . . details, L details, and more details . . . 4'We'll never get these ,L courts settledlu . . . HLet,s go live with the little red devilsfi . . . reading, reading, and more reading. Mr. Stansbery helps Claire Chilton with European History. Dr. Dixon and his American History students go over test questions. w e L A

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I M - - - O c'Okay, now that we've got all that good stuff. . . . . . take-home tests . . . new teletype . . . But I don't under- standf, . . . 'Kay . . . Mr. Havens comes hack . . . copying notes off the board . . . spending study halls on the computer . . . ML McKinney, would you explain that again! . . . Mainstream OfAlclfllC17'ltlfiCS . . . HWe had that two years ago?,' . . . Mn Ben Barka, our second period class started ten minutes ago! . . . '4Sconyeeeeer', . . .'4It's time for CALCULUSIH . . . Haxhw? , . . I-lence. . ,H . . . the Riddle Board . . . SAS, ASA, or SSS? Decisions, decisions, decisions!i' . . . Flatland . . .g'But, Mr. Brown, 1 know that 2 x 1 IZ. . . . P,Q, R, S -how ,ek k 37 do you now which one to use? . . .antidifferentiation ,rv--W--f -lux W- A 'A , V life enum... , H . i'ii ' 2' 7 f WWMMWW-maa7,a,,A Mr. Ben Barka talks as he Challis. Mary Schutts asks Mrs. Sconyers the never ending question, But, why?', M25 gxfl' l a Pa W e as L 9 4 5 Q B A Ginger Durham and Greg Stevens work on the Flash-Dial and Charles Lundelius types out his instructions to the computer.