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

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F. M. Lisle, Watt and associates discuss specific heat. He has accepted la place PHYSICS The senior high school sponsors two higher science courses-physics and chemistry. These two subjects afford majors for a great number of the high school students. Under the competent guidance of Mr. Brown and Mr. Lisle, pupils gain new knowledge of everyday miracles. The laboratories are considered among the best in the State. as civilian instructor. I. Merle Harris, C H. E M l S T R Y Cradle of chemistry curiosity. ..s.,...,.. ...M . , , -..L ..,. V, -. ,..,..,.,.A .-...,- r,...,...,,,.,.....5....,..l,,...- , ...m-QA, . ....c,-. ..,- , .r,.-cnc, C. L. Brown, M.A. l -1 1 1 l i l S t W ,i

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W. I. Morris, M.A. Students of WF SH may not be Luther Burbanksn when they complete the course studied in this science laboratory, but they will obtain a knowledge of the biological world through the instruction of an efficient corps of teachers. The biology department is headed by Mr. Morris, Mr. Falls, and Miss McKee, who supervise laboratory work and direct class recitations. The study in biology establishes a foundation for the physics or chemistry major. William T. Falls, BIOLOGY Back to nature for firsthand infomation

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