Amarillo High School - La Airosa Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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Parke Roberts Sn der Tolbert yr a Y x 7 Mr. J. O. Miss Laura Miss Laura Miss Ruth Ann Colorado State Texas U. Texas Tech New Mexiro U. DEPARTMENT Both the dramatic and factual sides of history are developed in AHS. Here two students are learning about current events through the American Observer, an aid in present history being made. The latest charts, maps and pam- phlets are being used to give the students a clear cut picture of past history that will offer a basis for looking at the future with clear ideas. Wallis, Miss Gladys SMU Zobisch, Miss Clara Oklahoma U. -Q Left to right are jean Duvall Fred Way Mrs. Crossett

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Miss Roberts is explaining the steps a bill must take to become a law and Miss Tolbert and her class are discussing the early expansion of the colonies. In AHS, world history, American history, American problems, government, consumer's education and Texas history are offered. Brierley, Mrs. Sybal Texaf Tefla Brint, W Mrs. A. L. Texas Terk Crossett, Mrs. Lela California U. Evans, josserand, Lynch, Mr. E. T. Mrs. Margaret Mr. Howard Colorado U. WTSC Lexington U. 1. wg 111W ii ii

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE The foreign language department in AHS is composed of Latin and Spanish classes. These courses emphasize the understanding of our neighbors to the South and the effect of Latin on the English language. These students are studying a map of ancient Gaul. ,.u Annis, Miss Francis C I .A8zM 0 0 HOME ECONOMICS The home economics classes not only learn the arts of cooking and sewing but also personal grooming, home decoration, first aid, home nursing, and budgeting money to run a household. Mrs. Pevehouse is instructing one of her students in using the hemmer on the sewing machine. Jennings, Mrs. Sue WTSC Pevehouse, Ballard, Klapproth, Wallis, Mrs. Lola Miss Viola Miss Anna Miss Gladys Texaf U. WTCS Colo. U. SMU ai? .nugg-