Worthing High School - Colt Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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18 Academics

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Speech and Drama offers the student a medium of expression in the field of dramatic verse and prose as well as public speaking. Competition also chal- lenges the student to excel. RIGHT: John Young is caught in the act of delivering c dramatical interpretation. Stu- dents often perform plays, orations, prose, and poetry reading, dramatic and humorous interpretations in class and are evaluated by their fellow classmates. BELOW: Mr. Nat West, the speech teacher, and the class evaluate a student's perform- ance in a dramatic presentation. mr- 'B' vm ii

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The Science Department recognizes the following objectives as pertinent requisite to its program of education: To discover and stimulate scientific J ability and interest. To teach students the essentials that will enable them to learn scientific information, which will prepare them to live in a scientific world. OPPOSITE, RIGHT: Mrs. Jeanette Lloyd, department chairman. LEFT: Miss Beverly Johnson explains human anatomy to Jacque- line Richards. BOTTOM: Jack Bennet, Ronald Trotty, Rosalind Tyler, Mark Veal and Pamela Terry work on a problem in Mr. Herman Keith's physics class. RIGHT: Mr. Robert Hayes, a representative from Southwestern Bell, speaks to Eric Terry and Nanette Walls in the Physics B class.