Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Students Learn Fundamentals in English ln many respects, the English department of any high school is considered to he the most vital. Every aspect of life has some relation to various English courses. As well as grammar and literature, the English department offers reading improvement, a course in humanities, Southwestern culture and sponsors the English Literary Society. Our English department has one new teacher this year, lVlrs. Judy Freeman, who teaches reading improvement. TOP: Along with Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Howard originated an alternate senior English course. This course consists of a semester of Southwestern literature and a semester of humanities. Mrs. Howard teaches humanities la free-moving study of literature, art, and architecture of various periodsl. Mrs. Clyde Baxter, M. A. Baylor Univ. IR Mrs. Read Dawson, M. E. Univ. of Texas Mrs. Judith Freeman, B. A. Texas Christian Univ. Miss Ruth Hamilton, M. A. Baylor Univ. Mrs. Patricia Howard, B. A. Baylor Univ. Miss Katherine Hughes, M. A. Univ. of Texas VV Mrs. William Mills, M. A. Baylor Univ. XX Miss Lidia Montemayor, B. A. I I ' I A Baylor Univ. ' 16 1' X' . 3? 4 'IQ 2 .N , ,.. I f. ,.. 1 5 . - Q 'S at ,Y

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Mathematical Problems Probe Our Curiosity Mathematics is more than just addition, subtrac- tion, multiplication, and division. This department of WHS prefers a wide variety of courses, ranging from related math to college algebra. The curriculum is designed to provide a study of material necessary for college work as well as everyday life. lVlr. Nlit- chell teaches courses in consumer math for those who would like to go into business. lVlr. Baker, a mathe- matics teacher, is also the principal of night school which is held in WHS's building. TOP: Sophomores finally learn decimal division under the supervision of Miss Elizabeth Morgan. B. LEFT: I know cosines will have no vital effect on your life but learn them, says Mr. Lawhon. B. RIGHT: A much-needed rest is taken by Mr. Baker between teaching during the day and supervision of the night school. go , if L' , fl .ff xx Mr. H.L. Baker, B.S. Southwest Texas State Mr. E.M. Lawhon, M.A. Baylor Univ. y ,Q , J 1 .sf y 4 f ,A 5 A Mrs. Sylvia DuBois, B.A. MY- J-C- Mitchell, B-5- Univ. of Texas 18 Prairie View A8iM , 4. f fm A 4 CW. , . ffl 4 Z 'f i flg f Miss Elizabeth Morgan, M. Ed Baylor Univ.