Frisco High School - Coonskin Yearbook (Frisco, TX)

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P7'a?6l7 6lfj07'Z f07 FZW!7 6 Dewaamiy Sound Knowkcige of Pm! To produce responsible, interested citizens is the main goal ofthe Social Studies department. Students receive a basic background in histories and government and patriotism of our country. MR. LLOYD NICHOLS History American History student Mike Wolf ex- plains to Carolyn Wilson that Texas was annexed in 1845. MR. JAMES E. WADE History Early hall duty finds Mr, Wade hurrying students to the first class. Nancy Scott and Kay Pearson are reluctant to go, Learning such far-away places as Laos, Viet Nam, and India proves interesting to both MR. M B Mr. Burr and student, Terry Coulter, Soda? Scigii

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In Math and Sciemer Science is an important part of every student's life because of the technical nature of business fields today. Science is taught in all levels of schools and is be- coming more and more important every year. Frisco Science teachers are trying to impress upon students the importance of science in their future, Mr. Mitchell is demonstrating to Gloria Richardson how to light a bunson burner while Glen Bristow fills a beaker with gas, Biology students, Judy Isbell and Debbie Wilson listen intently to Ronald Freeman as he describes his insect collection. rw xigb ,vsp X ,. 'wi -may-ard' Uzpzzzz' ,mf 4,,.,1:1jf,:g,gq :'.11z','-4:1--I+: MR. STANLEY MITCHELL MR. CAL WESTER High School Science Junior High Science Mr, Wester instruct Maxie Duncan on the use of the microscope. 'M , I5

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Communication I5 the Key to Inditfidzmlirm MISS SHERRY NIXON MRS. JACKIE CARTER English English, Spanish Marcos y Maria estan aprendiendo las palabras sombrero y hombre en espanol. 3 Using a map of English Literature, sen- ior English students point out various divisions of England during the medie- val period. They learn that a different dialect was spoken in each part of Eng- land. Complexities of the English language make it imperative for English students to learn self discipline. Communication is a two-way process and many difficulties arise when people are unable to send and receive ideas through talking and writing. It is impossible to ex- press and receive ideas in an acceptable manner when the language is not understood. Communication between individuals or even nations is of utmost importance, MRS. IANICE PINELLI Junior High English Mrs, Pinelli explains the sentence structure tree to junior high student Nikki Bush.