John Tyler High School - Alcalde Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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BI' fi i , Q21-Q it .t if Business Hos Promising Future Typing, Bookkeeping, Recordkeeping Business lVlachines, Business Law, Shorthand and Clerical Practice were the courses offered through the Business Department at John Tyler. Students who planned to further their education in busi- ness worked hard at these courses in order to gain more knowledge as well as to obtain all the experience that they could possibly acquire. Above Left: Pam Rettig gets ready to type her assignment for turning in. Left: Pam Flettig is shown marking all mistakes as she makes ready to turn in paper. Below Left: Pam Flettig seems a little shocked at the work she's done. Business. . . 29

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Right How: Taylor, Ora, Mrs., B.A., B.S., Homemaking ll, Future Homemakers of America, Sophomore Sponsor, Teal, Joan, Mrs., B.S., Librarian, Thompson, Douglas, lVIr., BA. German I, II, III, English II, German Club. Top Row: Tomlinson, Tommy, lVlr., B.S., lVl.Ed., Geometry, Related IVIath II, Director of Adult Evening School, National Honor Society, Van Alstine, Leon Mr., B.S., World History, Coach, Senior Sponsor, Watson, Carie, Mrs., B.S., Homemaking I, II, Future Homemakers of America, Senior Sponsor. Middle Row: Watson, H.J., lVIr., B.A., Recordkeeping, Sophomore Sponsor, Williams, James, Mr., B.S., IVI.A., A Band, B Band, Stage Band, Junior Sponsor, Williams, Norman, lVlr., Vocational Industrial Cooperative Training, Auto Mechanics, Senior Sponsor. Bottom Row: Williams, Tommy, lVlr., B.S., Vocational Agriculture, Future Farmers of America, Senior Sponsor, Winston, A.D., Mr., B.S., lVl.Ed., Cooperative Agriculture, Vocational Agriculture Ill, Future Farmers of America, Sophomore Sponsor, Young, Thomas, Mr., B.S., IVI.A., Geometry, Related IVIath II, Sophomore Sponsor, iNot picturedl Scarborough, Bob, Mr., B.S., Building Trades Club, Senior Sponsor. Faculty Students Are Given A Chance To Learn With Teachers

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Creativity, imagination, original- ity and interpretation highlighted the art department at John Tyler. Students in the art classes at John Tyler sought to express them- selves in many ways by learning to use the different medias of art. Working with pastels, charcoal, oils, pen and ink, water colors, and acrylics were the many ways of using the skills of art. Right: Keith Kilpatrick is shown making a sculpture out of plaster. Below Right: Linda Furch concentrates on her clay sculpture. 30...Art Students Show Signs Of Self Expression