Waltrip High School - Aries Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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leads. . to cz atural World INVESTIGATING the earthis mysteries, science at Waltrip means delving in- to biology, physiology, chemistry, and physics. Led by chairman, Mr. Moore, the science department stimulates much student interest by means of ex- tensive individual research projects and supplementary lectures at local university campuses. Richard Moore, department Cllllfflllllllg Jerry Harrisg ,Iohn Mulholand. Grant Morrison, Eunice Brackettg Monroe Parten. 26

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leads . . . to cz Political Worlcl 4 fi it ,X 15' 5 it PRODUCING an informed citizenry, ,W social science at Waltrip offers political g background through world history, 1 s l American history, civics, and economics. Because of the nature of the social science department, guided by Mrs. Scarborough, students become acutely 1 aware of Tomorrow,s history, Today. Alice Hodge. Mabel Clappg Frankie Collistong Mary Scarborough, department chairmang Truett Mobleyg Joe Westg John Wones.

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MA leads . . . to an Urderl World VENTURING into the wonderland of numbers, our mathematics at Waltrip acquaints students with basic algebra, solid and plane geometry. trigonom- etry, and, in supplementary classes, higher math. as well as general math and commercial arithmetic. Mrs. Tom- linson is the chairman of the mathe- matics department. F ,lr1mPs H. Vanng Carrie Tomlinson, department chairman Myrtle Quam Velma Dickerson: Horace Cliftong Kathleen Cravesg Richard F. Hunkler. 3 ' 5 .w t E -u 31 L.