Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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Physics and Chemistry To the student, chemistry ceases to be a concoction of magic, bad odors, loud explosions and becomes an organized understanding of the basic principles of the common chemical changes which occur in a person's everyday life. ln a study of the sciences, many stu- dents get inspiration to train for the profession of doctor, nurse, or chemical engineer, in addition to this, they ob- tain a fuller understanding ol their en- vironment. Showing them how I xref' ,..,,

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T i l r i F 2 5 E E E E t i i 2 i , Biology X x 4i4 xxx William T. Falls B. S. g study are involved. About one- W. J. Morris M. A. To acquaint its students with the important life functions as they are found in the living environ- ment is the aim of the biology department. Three phases of third ofthe year is devoted to the study of animals, one-third to plants, and the remaining third to that of the human body. l' Nlgrle Hams This department is rich in ma- B. A. terial, having specimens, both liv- ing and preserved, as well as charts, models, and pictures. These are all available to the students. WFSH is justly proud of a department having such ex- cellent educational facilities. Seeing the real thing. Lena McKee M. A

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i n n W. B. Bandy B. S ,r- 'WM , Finishing touches. Manual Training For those students interested in learning to use their hands efficiently, our well-equipped manual training department offers excellent opportunities. Under the supervision of a competent instructor, boys are not only trained in the primary principles of the course, but they are also encouraged to develop in themselves qualities necessary to patriotic citizenship. Some of the outstanding students are Edwin Kroettinger, Wilbert Felts, Lloyd Farmer, Kenneth Martin, and Charles Fincher. They use their hands as well as their heads.