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

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Science Provides an Awareness of Man ,s ,f ' I f J. ,W v 3 ff 2? 1 j 'L l Z 4, 1,1 ' 1 5? i I A E - Nlr. Robert Barnett, B.S. Nlr- Jack Schrader, NLS. Baylor Univ. East Texas State College Miss Helen Dumont, M.A. Mr. G.H. West, M.A. Baylor Univ. BHYIOI' Univ. Whether disecting a frog or making hydrogen sul- fide, science students are constantly exploring. One of the main objectives of this department is to teach its students to research the whys and wherefores of scientific situations. lVlr. Barnett ioined our science teaching staff this year. TOP: Sometimes Mr. West must think teaching the sciences is literally a pain in the neck. BOTTONI: 'Cinderella' Schrader shows off his size 16 D shoe in the homecoming assembly.

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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.

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RE. Develops Physical Potential l-2-3-ll l-2-3-2l l-2-3-3! l-2-3-4l The Physical Education department seeks to develop the body just as the academic teachers try to develop the mind. The curriculum of this department includes not only regular gym classes, but a wide variety of sports from swimming to bowling to archery. Une of our new body builders this year is lVlrs. Creech who teaches junior and sophomore girls gym. lVlrs. Dodgen's girls worked on the exer-genies for the first time this year also. TOP: Mr. Gardner as our head football coach speaks to our fighting Tigers at the annual football banquet. BOTTOM: Mrs. Price teaches health for sophomore girls and swimming for all girls interested as well as acting as an AngeI of Mercy at donuteselling time. Mrs. Kerry Creech, B.S.P.E. Baylor Univ. Mrs. Bill Dodgen, B.S. Southwest State Teach Mrs. Elizabeth Price, B Univ. of Texas ers College .S. Mr. W.A. Gardner, M.S. Baylor Univ. Mr. W.E. Rowe, B.S. Sam Houston State Mr. R.E. Smith, M.S. Midwestern Univ. 20 .f S, '. 'N at t .ast s e is , X - k ' lv, ' K . s F X x se.. , kk 5 . 5 lst. E es.. F N.. Q s V 4 T 1 Q X f f. . , . Q , WV: 5 -ir' . . t . ! N -. . 5.125 - -a ii ,- ,Q 'tt' gg -sz ? 5-fi. i'i' A f as