Western Hills High School - Catamount Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Students Explore Scientific Progress New techniques in the world of sci- ence wcre dealt with by an adept sci- ence department at Western Hills. Miss Marsha Henton, Mrs. Gwen Rogers, Mr. Jimmy Sanders, and Mr. Lloyd Seely worked with freshmen in general physical science courses while Mrs. Ruth Amend, Mr. Rob Dixon, Mr. B. K. Pressley, and Miss Linda Rankin taught biology. Mrs. Mary Lacy instructed chemistry courses and Mrs. Sharland Kirkpatrick directed physics. Aides for the science department were Mrs. Cheryl Craine and Mrs. Doris Thompson. LEFT: Mrs. Mary Lacy conducts her class from behind her large desk. BELOW LEFT: Pausing a moment to contemplate a question is Mr. Rob Dixon. BELOW: Mrs. Ruth Amend works with biology students. -nan-Q11 in gd if Q.,-if X in Mr. B. K. Pressley Miss Linda Rankin Mrs. Gwen Rogers Mr. Lloyd Seely . Mrs. Doris Thompson

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Mrs. Ruth Amend Mrs. Cheryl Craine Mr. Rob Dixon Miss Marsha Henton Mrs. Sharland Kirkpatrick Mrs. Mary Lacy ABOVE RIGHT: Oh, if I can only make it through another 80 minutes! sighs Mrs. Doris Thompson. RIGHT: Mrs. Gwen Rogers silently grades test papers during her off period. '- 1

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Education Extends Into Pamil Life 6 TOP: Mrs. Sue McNeill supervises home and family living classes. ABOVE: Oh, nolw cries Mrs. Elise Ball, ll couldnit heli' RIGHT: Mrs. Ruth Campbell makes a phone call to her boolcie. Mrs. Elise Ball Mrs. Ruth Campbell Mrs. Carol Feik Mrs. Sue McNeill Mrs. Carol Towne Exploring matters dealing with fam- ily life was the key-note to a successful home economic department. Mrs. Elise Ball worked with Cooperative education students and Mrs. Ruth Campbell and Mrs. Carol Feik encouraged child development students. Home and fam- ily living was taught by Mrs. Sue McNeill, while Mrs, Carol Towne instructed homemaking classes. 6 M I + 'JP f cf