West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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we if -'Qi K K- A -kfl - -3-Zijlm. X g--.+-2-4...1..Q,jiff 1 M. E. Gates, A.B., M.S., As- Mrs. Karen Carver, B.S., Biol- Dee Housholder, B.S,, M.S., R. Noel Patten, B.S., M.A tronomy, Biology, Geology, ogy, Jr. Class, National Hon- Biology, Audio Visual Aids. Chemistry, Student Coun Science Club. or Society. cil. math and science experimentation leads to further learning 31 1. . ffl' , X f--.Qs 'L Ak., Models provide Mr. Lonnie Ruth with a new method of teaching the aspects of aeronautics. Right: Through experimenting, Jennifer Marts, Peggy Carey, Steve Baker, and Mike Stone learn some of the fundamentals of chemistry. Basic principles and how they apply to ev- eryday Iife are studied during courses in math and science. In the math department, a variety of cours- es includes everything from basic math to trig- onometry for seniors. Math teachers were kept busy explaining complex formulas to their students. Classes in the science department spent a year exploring and experimenting. During the year geology classes traveled around the state on field trips, and zoology classes explored around the school. One project of the depart- ment was landscaping the pond dug by previ- ous science classes. if

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fi' , 3 Alice H. Turley, BS., M.A., Mrs. Bonabel .l. Bash, BS., James H.Connett, B.A., M.A., Robert E. Estill, BA., MA. U.S. History, U.S. History MS., Psychology, World U.S. History, Humanities, Psychology, Sociology AVP, Geography. Honors Seminar JuniorClass social studies department helps meet graduation needs ll' ' During a students progress toward gradua- tion, he must meet certain history requirements. To accomplish the idea of total education, the Social Studies Department employs many essential methods and devices for the stu- dents' educational programs. New to the cur- riculum is Honors Seminar, which is con- cerned with an advanced teaching of history by means of writing a semester research pa- per or a series of crucial book reviews. ,gg Through the use ot maps, Mrs. Bonabel Bash illustrates a point during World Geography. Learning through listening is demonstrated in one of Mr. Ralph Jimenez's government classes. 18