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

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lic WILLIAM T. FALLS, B.S. MRS. WALTON 4'DOC ALLEN, LEON PARISH MEd West Texas State College B.S. Midwestern University Texas Christian University C0-Sponsor of Biology Club JAMES D. MELER, B.S. Midwestern University Sponsor of Biology Club Co-Sponsor of Biology Club SCIENCE Current emphasis on scientific development places the science department under constant observation and pro- vides it with an opportunity to reflect credit upon WFSH. Science courses answer many questions that arise through a student's interest in his surroundings. Biology presents a careful inspection of living organisms which affect every- one. Chemistry teaches methods of research and experi- mentation through analysis of many elements and com- pounds. In physics, a study of basic laws of the universe leads to an understanding of natural phenomena. Training in science gives each student a broader concept of the world around him. VIRGINIA MILNER, B,S. Arkansas State Teachers College Young physicists leam the fundamentals of simple mechanics.

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LOIS BELL, M.A. VIRGINIA A. WARHURST, M.A. WILEY JOHNSON, B.S. Baylor University University of Oklahoma St. Mary's University Co-Sponsor of Future Teachers of Co-Sponsor of Future Teachers of America AIHC1'iC3 MATHEMATICS Although advanced courses often receive most of the recognition, every student can be proud of his achievements in mathematics. Knowledge of reasoning and calculation prepares the student for life in today's world. This department pro- vides every student in WFSH with training in algebra, geometry or arithmetic. Solid geometry, trigonometry, slide rule, analytic geometry and calculus are offered to students desiring further study. Extended this year through two semesters, the advanced mathematics course presents a comprehensive study of analytic geometry and calculus as preparation for possible advanced college placement. JOE D. GARLAND, M.A. J. W. WILLIAMS, M.A. Southern Methodist University Hardin-Simmons University mia, ,J The principles of parallel lines are demonstrated by a plane geometry student. I7

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HARVEY F. MILNER, B.S. MRS. DOROTHY THOMPSON, C. H. DOWDY, B.S. East Texas State College M.Ed. Midwestern University CARLOS L. BROWN, M.S. North Texas State College Midwestern University Sponsor of Chemistry Club The Chemistry of Food charms WFSH biologists at a Dallas museum. HENRYETTA E. SANDS, B.S. North Texas State College A course that gives students good reason to bestow praise upon Wichita Falls Senior High is homemaking. Girls in this course can look back with satisfaction to the skills that they learned in home economics. The young homemakers practice modern, wholesome methods of plaxming and preparing meals as well as learning the concepts of sewing practical, attractive clothing. They share their skill by serving refresh- ments and meals for a variety of teas and luncheons. The knowledge and practice gained in this course prepares each of its students for a successful home- making career. W. M. WARNER, M.S. Ohio University MRS. WILLIAM .I. WHITE B.S. North Texas State College