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

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'fax bf 'ez' CARLOS L- BROWN, M.S. JIM HUXIPHRIES, B.S. fi- f , 1' 'LK I 'I L.. SCIENCE Science stands by every seeker of knowledge as an interpreter of the physical universe. It is a technician within itself, whereby the stu- dent investigates the material kingdoms of the earth-whether that kingdom is vegetable, mineral or animal. No one can know his world until he learns something of biology, chemistry and physics. I SAFETY EDUCATION DRIVER TRAINING Safety Education Driver Training includes classroom discussion and demonstrations which precede or parallel actual driving ex- periences. Each student learns not only the fundamentals of safe driving but also the functions of the various mechanisms of an auto- mobile. In addition to these studies, the department emphasizes wholesome attitudes toward driving safety and knowledge of the rules of the highway. LENA McKEE, M.A. WILLIAM T. FALLS, B.S. MARCIA KELLY, B.A. HADDON F. MALONE, M.S

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T RICHARD MOSS MS IOE D. GARLAND, M.A. is X't3.,M..Wc 1,1.,1Ji.,.4,., 1 Iv U 9 B17 M MATHEMATICS As life in this World becomes more and more technical, the importance of mathematics is increasing because it is the basis of technology. Each student has the opportunity to learn the basic concepts and relationships and has a chance to develop the skills that arithmetic, algebra, geometry and trigonometry can provide. vi? JOE K REED BS MONA G. HORTON, M.ED. 1. W. WILLIAMS, M.A FANNYE VlXNCE, M.A

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NELL SAMMONS, M.A. 'if' .- -A 'x,4,L, :Ei-ff, M.A. WVhere are the gods? LATIN Latin may well be called a telescope with which one can look into the past and feel the impact of the Roman legions marching victorious- ly on the field of battle or the stirred emotions of the people moved by the force of mythology. Latin is the basis of many languages but more particularly of our own, since fifty per cent of English words are derived from this source. Latin thus seems a great seeing eye. SPANISH In addition to the study of the language itself, the Spanish depart- ment emphasizes the customs, dress and habits of the Spanish-speaking peoples. The first and second years are devoted to the study of gram- mar and the basic essentials, and the third and fourth year classes read novels and other materials. The courses offered in WFSH provide an excellent background for further study of the Spanish language and literature. iii' 25 CPN-'dl AGNES ZIHLMAN, M.A. IOHNETTE HIGHSMITH, IANE MCCULLOUCH, M.A. M.A.