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

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Music Department Mr. A. M. Autrey NTSC Miss Tennie Thompson i Wrsc I The Music Department of Amarillo High School is one of the most active of the school. From within the annex come the sounds of the practicing choirs at almost any hour of the day or night. Only through these long hours of practice are they able to win the acclaim given to them by all who hear them. Approximately five hundred students are taking . . . th' 1 t' . Th' 1 b th -Miss Penn, one of the artists in our Olsuciairitllliljfcillqlilgsiie artslenirge num er proves e midst, shows one of her landscapes. P P Y P ' ff? IO Mr. Charles Emmons Southwestern X A v' I x ' X is is Q sf X lp I,

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Mr. I-I. Flathers Speech - Dramafics - Journalism U. of Colorado Miss Jessie Mercer Baylor Among the most popular courses offered in AHS are those of speech and dramatics. Sophomores can begin with Speech 20 and continue on through their entire high school career indifferent fields of speech. Examples of'speech courses offered are: dramatics, de- bate, radio and interpretation. Another of the un- usual courses offered is journalism. Students produce The Sandstorm and receive practical experience in several phases of school newspaper work. Page 18 ui VVhen Jack Frost blows Mrs. Burk halter knows it's time to get out the rake Mrs. N. N. Wfhitworth Northwestern Miss Ellie Whitmore TSCW

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MTS- Sybal Bfiefley Mr. II. O. Parkey Miss Laura Roberts Texas Tech Colorado State U. of Texas ForeV' yells Pro Norman as he sends a drive straight down the fairway. Social If a Sandie should wonder about the history or topography of Lower Slobovia or more about our gov- ernment here in the United States, he can learn this in the Social Studies Department of AHS. The patient teachers strive to bring us knowledge from near and far. They have contributed much to the high stand- ing of our school and are constantly trying to bring us a better understanding of our nation and other countries. Mrs. A. L. Brint Mrs. Lela Crossett Mrs, Margaret josserand Texas Tech U. of California WTSC