Trimble Technical High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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MR. LOWE LE ACH Math Texas Wesleyan College MR. LUTHER E. MCNATT Math Texas Wesleyan College MRS. EMILY WROTEN Math Texas Christian University Students' Reasoning Abilities MR. WAYNE WILCOX Math Oklahoma Baptist University Sftgstfs ZZ it he ici WHAT KIND OF angle is this? Bessie Madkin asks Mr. Wilcox.

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MRS. ANN ALEXANDER MR. MILTON BOTTLINGER Math Texas Christian University F.T.A. MRS. VE LOIS CURLEY Math Lincoln University Junior Class Sponsor Math Texas Technological College MRS. NAN FULBRIGHT Math Langston University MRS. MERTIE BYRNE Math University of Texas MR. WILLIAM M. HARPER Math Texas Christian University Math Department Increases STUDENTS WHO ARE seeking an extensive study of math are instructed by Mrs. Ann Alexander. Mathematics is a basic part of everyday living, whether it be looking at numbers on the face of a watch or counting out money to pay the grocery clerk. Since so much of our lives is centered around fig- ures, it is most important that we know how to use figures properly. T e c h n i c a 1 offers many beneficial math courses, including algebra, trigonome- try, related math, and elemen- tary analysis.

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DR. VIRGINIA AMOS History Texas Christian University MISS BEVERLY BIGGS History Texas Tech Cheerleaders, FTA MR. THERON BYRD Government Texas Wesleyan College MRS. FAY CHATM AS History Texas Christian University . . . and to the Republic for which it stands . . . Much knowledge is yet to be gained about our country and others through history classes. In order to prepare ourselves as the new leaders of this nation, we must leam about different aspects of history. Studying what others did in the past better enables us to create our own history for future generations. MISS BIGGS POINTS out where Greece is on the map to one of her students, Helen MR. FRANKLIN E. GIST Wilson. History Texas Wesleyan College Allied Youth