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

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. z N N. ' 4 g la ' E 2 I One of the newest classes in AHS is drivers' education where the student shown here is learning basic rules and regulations before attempting to control a car. First hand experience in working on a plane is teaching this boy more thoroughly than books alone ever could. He works under the D.O. program. DRIVERS' EDUCATION DIVERSIEIED OCCUPATIONS DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIQN VOCATION AL AGRICULTURE N x . on W Cannon, Davis, Diggs, Howell, Mr. Ray Mr. R. H. Mr. Oliverff, Mr. C. T. NTSTC Texas Terk ETSTC WTSC F . Qt ta t,.v..,,L jg?-

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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-

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'N-.. Swettman, Mr. Herman New York U. Walden, Mrs. C. C. USC Wallace, Mr. C. A. li . . Texas Terla , 1 A The science department is one of the most interesting to Sandies. Above, Mr. Swettman's chemistry class performs an experiment, while behind them on the blackboard is a formula worked out by the class. Mrs. Nelson's biology class gets a closer look at everyday things as well as the abnormal species. Here students study leaf structure in books, then with the microscope. A A Hammit, Kaye, Nelson Rodgers Mr. E. L. Mrs. Atlanta Mrs Allie Mrs Mabel IV TS C U S C Texas U WTS C