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

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Pythagorean Theorists Lena McConnell, MA. M t All important subjects ot the curriculum have been stepped up to me-et the demands'ot a highly mechanized age. Particularly is the study of mathematics a vital part of the present educational program. Courses in mathematics its prepare the student for college, for the armed M W service, tor defense jobs, and for post-war in- , dustry. aff J - s XM .-' .Q x gg, 1 . ,M ,if Ella May Underwood, MA. Fannye Vance, M.A.

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' Torn McCarty, MA. Never before have such radical h c anges been made in governments, policies, populations and ma , ps. Nevertheless, basic geography and hi t rs ory are the same: races and prob- lems have not changed. Thus, by studying the past students ar b , e etter able to understand the underlying ca uses of the present conflict and to plan for the future peace. Scwialg' Leo Iacgueline Pratt, J' Ex Post Facto Law ,2-fb f wily Lourse Kelly, BA. Ethel Farabee, B.A. Llerena Friend, M.A. - K'-wales . mairmtx. sr

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,VW . Q N ' 1351 I. W. Williams, T. Richard Moss, Beatrice Morgan, MA. B.S. M.A. W Two years of algebra, plane and solid geometry, ad- vanced and commercial arithmetic, and triqonometry all W help students in getting a foundation useful in naviga- tion, artillery, aeronautics, aerial photography, and en- -1 www, W itil I . :ffl 1' l tl' K 2 Bram.. xg igiff 1' x L- '51 f , , A.. . fi ,X ? f X is wave- XA. ,sg MUN gineering. There seems to be a more determined effort on the part oi the students to master the fundamentals of these courses: hence the mathematics classes are well . I attended. all :Spf . Pauline Shirley, MA. ' at I .jr . 1... X f Brains at Work I , 1 if H, t hi , . 1.2 , , Vi- Ted L. leiferies, BA. .mf ,sr . Q , iw.