W B Ray High School - Silver Spur Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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ENGLISH! GATEWAY T0 HIGHER KNOWLEDGE Bloomquist lends a helping hand to a few of her students. The English department prepares the student for higher knowledge in any field. The student is introduced to the contemporary and classical literary masterpieces. The study of grammar aims to furnish the student with the fundamental tools to communi- cate effectively. Even though English is the gateway to higher knowledge, the study of English is endless. Heidi Hutton receives help with a paper from Mrs. Rogers How do you diagram this sentence, Mr. Wolfe? asks Susan Mattiza. dents follow closely as Dr. iner reads from a junior rature book. K , -- .fel ez.-I:-itil--uni ww -f zu . z

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Miss Shaw lectures on the western expansion in America. An extra report is given from the American Observer by Katy Prestwoocl. Cissy Weil looks on as Mr. Peavy points out a passage in the civics textbook. YO TH OF TOD Y-- LEADERS OF T0 ORRO As the world grows closer together through faster means of travel and communication, the importance of social studies becomes greater and greater With the increasing problems of our world, this depart- ment provides knowledge of the causes of these problems and how some of them have been solved or may be solvedl Social studies gives students a chance to think and speak freely on World situations. coumgmut yyrgqygj ETAYSQQN qagcerr ALA55fL.AilL1V f RfD

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SCIE CE To meet the growing de- mand for science courses, biology, chemistry, physics. and physiology are offered to students. As civilization pro- gresses and modern living be- comes more complex, an in- creasing number of students are realizing the importance of these sciences. Mike Gilbert and Anne Sher- win construct a complicatcd physics experiment. 'im-. ' sms-K 3. 'Qi-, George Killick and Eddie Anderson prove that chemistry can be fun. Roland Volk, Pat Forke and David Chastain study insects for classification.