Robert E Lee High School - Rebelee Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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Science Students Probe New Worlds With emphasis on studies in the phys- ical sciences increasing every year, Lee's science department continues in its ef- forts to make its offerings as practical and as up-to-date as possible. Experienced teachers and excellent textbooks have made the experimental side looked for- ward to by the students. I S Physics class, headed by Mr, Hooper. studies wave motion by building ripple tank. CLYDE BOHMEALK , if? , Biology, General Science, U. of s Texas, B.A. it ? BILL COPE , General Science. Howard Payne E, 3 College, B.A. Jf L. P. COSTON Q' Biology. General Science, East Texas State, B.S., MS. is V' p MILDRED DOWNS L Biology, General Science. Birminghton Southern Cola lege. BS. Chemistry Electronics, Golf. Clemson College. B.S., M.E. TY I E. c. HEIKKILA H Hi2NRY'iw. HOOPER l A A- Physics, Chemistry, Li. of Okla., B.S., M.Ed.. M.S. T P ' 2 ERXIE jorrxsox Biology Texas A Sc M, B.S., IwI.Ed. JAMES STEXVART Biology, Physiology, North Texas, B.S., M.Ed. PAUL STUECKLER General Science. Texas Western College, M.A., B.A. BILL VUILSOX General Science, X.T.S.L'., B.S. 3l

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CARROLL I.. COMMONS Trigonometry, Geometry, Texas Tech. B.Ed.. M,Ed. TREVA COVINGTON Geometry, West Texas State University. B.S., M.A, JAMES DEVENPORT Algebra II, Sul Ross, University of Texas. B.S., M.Ed. GEORGE HARRIS Algebra I, N.T.S.U., BS. DUTCH OI-ILENDORF Algebra I, Biology, Football, Texas A8cM, B.S. REGINA OSXVALD Algebra I, General Math, Texas Tech, T.W.U., BS., B.A. DAVID SI-IEARER General Math, Algebra I. Sul Ross, University of Texas, B.S. CALVIN STEVENS Geometry, General Math. Hardin-Simmons, B.S, HELEN THOMAS Algebra II, General Math II, Baylor University, University of Arkansas, B.A., MS. SAM VOLPE Plane Geometry, Track. A.C.C., B.S. PAUL XVEST Geometry. General Math. Oklahoma Baptist University. BS. Profs Teach Third R to 3 Miha Y I odern Theme ,Rithmetic, the third of the traditional three R's, continues to play a major part in education. In modern school days the study of numbers is intended to develop a student's ability to analyze and apply, in addition to teaching him the opera- tions of simple addition and subtraction.

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M ROBERT CULLINS Latin I, II, and III. University of Texas, BA., M.A. EMILY DAXWSON Spanish I ancl II, T.NXf.U.. B.A. I MIKE KESSLER r ill? I' i i 3 LAURA RICHARDS French I and II, Spanish I, Oklahoma University, B,A Spanish I, II, Boston University, MA. LILA ROBINSON Spanish I. III. and IV, Texas University, B.A. LHS Meets T0day's Need for Langua es The great need for American students to study foreign languages becomes more ap- parent every year. The Lee Foreign Language Department seeks to meet this need by offer- ing courses in Spanish, French, and Latin. Making use of modern equipment and Well- trainecl teachers, students Work in laboratories to master speaking and writing skills in their chosen foreign language. As they master the tongue of other peoples, linguists discover an insight into their problems and Customs. 32 French II with Mr. Kessler can be most entertaining.