Rider High School - Raider Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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Cuz' zhczfemenf fo Qarnzlfzy Some of the most demanding courses offered at S. H. Rider come from the Science Department. Four courses, of which two are required, are available to technically minded students. In charge of all the general science and chemistry courses is Mr. W. Henry Ogden. Mr. James Meler heads'the'biology, and Mr. H. C. Light is chairman of the physics department. Mr. Light explains a physics problem as Rene Somodevilla looks on. gg? V. . , Mr. joel Breecheen Mrs. Rose M. Carpenter Mr. H. C. Light Mr. James D. Meler Mr. W. Henry Ogden Mr. john Seddon Stanton and Mr. Meler reminisce about the journey For

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Under the direction of Mr. Glyn K. Wooldridge the Math De- partment constitutes one of the most progressive departments at S.H. Rider. Besides. offering five full years in seven different subjects, the Math Department offers major courses in three. Mr. Wooldridge teaches the second year algebra and advanced mathe- matics master work courses. The masterwork course in geometry is taught by Mr. Donald Mahaffy. Remedial math courses are also offered for those students who have had difficulty with advanced mathematics or who feel they do not need the more advanced math to accomplish their life's goals. Our encourayemenf fo ffouyff. . Mr. Donald Mahaffy Mrs. Ruth A. Bailey Mrs. Mary B. Kidwell Mrs. Sandra J. Smith Mrs. Wanda Lebow Miss Susan Knight Mrs. Zola Sims Mr. Glyn Wooldridge . 1'. ,,,' Mrs. Lebow explains things . PYfhH80faS never heard about F119 Mr. Wooldridge and trig Students examine an 1896 mathematics text. Mr. Robert Tewksbury I8

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Civics classes learn of national government from Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Mae D. Vinzant Mrs. Beatrice Sheppard -rf Mrr' i fa J . X-on .X 1 W t.'fa22eaf,1iM.2' .vii at it .r.t.r...t. ia -. .mar t rf In the Social Studies Department Rider students can learn about everything from Davy Crockett to the Marquis de Lafayette to upigeonholingf' Carefully and often pains- takingly teaching us these things are Mrs. Margaritte Chapman, head of the department, and a staff of five. History students will remember lively, provocative sessions with spirited debate for anyone willing to participate. Our !Z7hl?fQF.S JAHOIIJQUQQ . Mr. Dennis Bishop Mrs. Margeritte Mrs. jane Ann Chapman Gattis it 9 -- fmt -'11 f'2f' -22 H , - 1 H ww f .. .imleiamwf Q i. s i.. .- 'V -.gifs . at .,.. . 11 t , if-uv. .rv r ff .. . - V6 T- .tw -,ft . .wig . , wi. eswnmt -. .- aw. .ere yf.tf:..- V g. w - . '- ' 1-tr 1 M if 1 1 -Q 'L f' . ' . gt .fl ' an , , ' ,, me ith, - 9- -' rm. ma I '?'f3 1' ying a'fS'?if1: , ri, K' 1 ' ...W ,.,-- V, tt' , .L 1- X xi. i 5.-A ' Bishop. Civics is like a steer, according to Mr. Mrs. Vinzantt winds up a lecture on Civil War.