Hillcrest High School - Panther Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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24 PRACTICAL, FI E A D BUSINESS ART GLADYS BELLOWS DAYLE DRIVER ROBERT R. M.S., Shorthand, Typ- B.S., Typing. HOLLENBAUGH ing. B.S., Electric Shop. The study of practical, fine, and business arts completes the well-rounded education begun by purely academic subjects. By sewing, cooking, typing, and working in the shops, students learn by doing. 3 i '- , I I L, A I iilp ssslst I s CARLOS M. WILLIAM K. JAMES E. MOORE JOHNSON MACKEY Distrihutive Education. M.E., Wood Shop, Co- Metal Sh0P- Sponsor Ham Club. LOIS P. NORRED ROBERT QUAST PERSIS SHEARER B.S,, Homernaking, Co- B.S., M e c h a nic al M-A., ATI, AIT Advi- Sponsor Junior Red Drawing, Senior Class SOT to updlllherf' Art Cross. Sponsor. Service Club Sponsor. VIRGINIA THORNTON B.S., Homemak ing, Y-Teen Sponsor

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I ,pw-ww UCIAL TUDIE at A , , '- NSE- 'it gi mm 5 K H k, i,k. it KAREN BROWN PAULINE CALE M.A. AB. V Social Studies Social Studies f Eighth Grade Eighth Grade ,lunior High Junior Red Cross Sponsor Miss Cale points out the pilgrims' landing place to her eighth grade social studies class. The study of social studies helps us in three Ways: first, in understanding the events of the past, second, in understanding the current events of today, and third, in understanding the coming events of the future. Miss Drake commands the complete attention of her world historv class , tw we in .L 357 it , S A xi A in u A. pf' i i 2. 'V A A. . . ' i'i Q E ,'i ' . iii' -- i-'t, .V H ,VL Vkdr . ,. i trs l f 1 W. E. GURSCH PAUL LEDBETTEK ELEANOR MANUEL LYNETTE BEN HW3 MA. MA. BA. MCELHANNON j MA-I Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies B,A, bookliecping Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor Devotional Eighth Grade World History HIFWY Sponsor i'Panther Sponsor P.T.A. Secretary N.H,S. Sponsor 23

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T UDY HALL A D LIBRARY w ' N ,js-sp., M ,W ANNA BURBRIDGE IRMA EDWARDS NORMA LIGGETT VERNAH SCOTT Study Hall. B.A., Study Hall. P.C., Study Hall. M.S., Librarian, Li- Mrs. Edwards views the crowded conditions in her study hall in the balcony of the auditorium. The study of music not only gives the pleasure of performing, but aids in the de- velopment of music appreciation. DALBEY CRITES B.M., B a n d, Ham Club. brary Assistants' Club. Miss Ratcliff leads a chorus class in a rousing version of '4Make Mine Country Style. I in I ,., 'fn ' i p f V Y 'f.,, Q7 V 'f i f ' V. 'I it ir- 5 . I I at-' I . r K fi I I it 1 l ' VIRGINIA WELDON DOROTHY WOOD RATCLIFF WENDLAND Music, Eighth Grades. M.M., Chorus. B.M., Orchestra. 25