Will Rogers High School - Lariat Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Foreign Language Develops Understanding NO ENTIENDE ESPANOL, SENORITA? Miss Bell and Spanish students, Chester lacewitz, Connie Trimble, Fredda Gilbreath, and David Starr, review pictures of Mexico. These activities assist the students in their study of foreign countries. Carolyn Philp Georgia Plunkett Ruth Saint Ruth Stidhani English Latin English English J wi i' f X ii M5159 eg toa sstas gear' .,1. . 11- o ,,kf ,4qj Ralph Tucker l , English Muriel Webb Ethyl Moore E.llZ3lJ6tl1Oltl'T1311Il Senior Counselor English Librarian Librarian i K filffiisf-+tg12f1vfQf:f'5 Tfifsilfasii- . . wie- - - e ,av frisi-4555 f E? me num? fgif SE? eaeeiseae .i :F - :sf.-i::e::eg:5:g9f,g5e:s ' W 'zu v K i201

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IAM SESSION. Mrs. Begley, leanette Knesek, Robert Roderick, Gregg Edwards, judy Nardin, and Redia Moore, work a problem. ew Courses Are Added The departments of the constantly advancing fields of mathematics and science especially pre- pare high school students for college. The Well-equipped science department, headed by Martha Leonard, offers courses in psychology, physiology, chemistry, biology, junior physical science, geology, geography, and physics. This year a new class in science, research problems, has been added. This class is a challenging oppor- tunity for young men and Women who have a desire to make their future in the field of science. The physics classes participate in the Massachu- setts Institute of Technology experimental pro- gram for learning high school physics. This is another excellent opportunity for talented students. The mathematics department, headed by Kath- leen Begley, offers courses in first year algebra, second year algebra, general math, plane geom- etry, solid geometry, and trigonometry. An experi- mental course in advanced algebra was also added. lzzl Mathematics and Kathleen Begley Mathematics n . . vv .1 Gus Klentos at . Mathematics - i,g, L.,,5 if , Qflst .. e . ' -gif . L, Stella Gartman Mathematics Junior Counselor ' 55? .e 1,-, X, ,,---, ..... W, ..,, , Z? 4, K, 55 ?K - P.. 'G ':. i ' i iigiif-557-1 if '-IH L ., is in 2: f 6 1 Q w ilt: F x Earl Ludlow Mathematics Ed Noble Virginia Parks Mathematics Mathematics , p 5 L p Math Club ,L ' Q... ax S .- ,vi gap? fx i S Blaine Smith Mathematics Thelma Arnold Cheerleaders Science ssrr 1 Iif ii ': -