Kingman High School - Hualapai Yearbook (Kingman, AZ)

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Business Department Seeks to Offer Comprehensive Programs Mr. Conrath endeavors to prepare his students for good office jobs through the BOSS. Miss Hendrix is planning to attend summer school at NAU in f lag- staff during the summer. Mrs. Henslee and Mr. Jones arc two of the teachers which help Kingman High School to maintain a fine Business Department. Miss Dorothy Hendrix has taught Typing and Business Law for three years at KHS. While attend- ing college at Northeastern State she majored in Business Education and English. Her main interests are fishing, hunting, and rock hunting. Mr. Ray Conrath not only teaches VOP Typing and Office Procedures Block, but also sponsors the Business Office Services Students (formerly FBLA). His hobby is research in the teaching of business skills. Miss Gloria Henslee taught Beginning Typing and Advanced Shorthand for her first year here at Kingman. She served as a sponsor for the senior class also. Among her activities for the summer are reading and planning a future trip to Europe. Mr. Howard Jones who teaches Bookkeeping and Shorthand also coaches Freshman football and varsity baseball. Mr. Jones likes many recreational activities-baseball, football, basketball, swimming, and boating. 25

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Mikleton Joins Language Staff Mr. Baca enjoys working with the little league, participating in sum- mer softball league, and hunting in his spare time. Woodworking, travel, and sports are activities which arc especially en- joyed by Mr. Mickleton. Mr. David Mickleton is a new teacher at Kingman High First, second, third, and fourth year Spanish classes are School this year. Teaching several German classes and the taught by Mr. Frank Baca. This year completed Mr. Baca’s sponsoring of the German Club have made this First year at eighteenth as a teacher in Kingman. Kingman a busy one for Mr. Mickleton. John Olds Handles DECA Kingman High School’s new Distributive Education teacher and and General Business classes. Mr. John Olds is a welcome addition to DECA sponsor usually has his hands full with his Jr. Dcca, Sr. Dcca, Kingman High School. 24

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Social Science Classes Civics, Sociology. Comparative Government, and World History are all taught by Mr. Theodore Wallace. In addition to his heavy schedule, he has also helped a group of interested seniors to organize a Political Science Forum at Kingman. Golf and fishing are Mr. Wallace’s favorite recreational activities. Mrs. June Porter has also helped to organize a new club at King- man this year. Future Teachers of America. She taught classes in World Geography, World History, and Civics during this, her first year at Kingman. Mr. Frank Lee is another new addition at KHS this year. A graduate of Iowa Wesleyan, he has been teaching American History classes. He hopes to do some traveling during his summer vacation. Mr. Neil Zoeller came to Kingman this year from the southern part of the state. He teaches two classes of U. S. History although his major interest is General Business. Miss Joan Deines spent the year teaching U. S. History and Civics. Although she was sick for six weeks at the beginning of the year. Miss Deines was able to recover and get her classes caught up with their studies. By the end of the year, students in Miss Deines’ Civics and U. S. History classes gained a knowledge of American Government and American History. She is a veteran teacher at Kingman. Mr. Wallace has been teaching in Kingman for twenty years. He believes that critical thinking and discipline are lacking in our society today, and he wishes to develop these abilities in his students.