Spring Woods High School - Safari Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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r Powe 'ggins, iunior, and Jimmy Martin, freshman, practice their duet acting scene. ll, senior, gives an impromptu interpretation. Speak easg Speech opened the secrets Of communication Teaching many confidence And poise. For some there was the Excitement of debate Or the eloquence of Pantomime. Some students showed Talent in duet acting. Those interested could Participate in Tournaments and contests. All learned the importance Of precise, coherent speaking. Mr. W. Young demonstrates old-age make-up

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None of gour business Preparing for the Business world, or Just for their own Self-satisfaction, They acquired the Knowledge of Corporate procedure. Learning the standard Secretarial duties of Working office machines. Filing business documents, And keeping financial Records, the business 'Department trained Students to utilize Their skills. Beverly Allen, iunior, takes a timed-writing in Typ 7 I 'Wang Completing an inventory order in Bookkeeping is Junior Peggy Galipp. Senior Cindy Dutka practices with a trans: ln Clerical Practice, Barbara Mason, senior, uses a file set.

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l t l l l l t 5 2 l A 5 l E 4 s s l Here? asks Judy Way in her freshman Health class. No, here. Mr. B. Alder steps in to clear up the mysl Paul Anderson, Olympic weight-lifter, demonstrates his skills to Boys' P.E. classes. Jumping jocks Energetic impulses were co-ordinated lnto rhythmed exercises. Physical Education stressed Fitness and sportsmanship. Indoor and outdoor games released The tensions of a long school day. Health, a new class centered on Personal hygiene, was inaugurated For freshmen. Overall, P.E. helped to physically Enrich bodies as academic courses Mentally enriched expanding minds. -.XR W -.. Members of a Girls' P.E. cheat a little at t A passer-by watches as gi through their exercises ro