Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

Page 31 text:

3-, Q?-'SY Q 1, f --f i 215' :V Y-W 1 I ,L AR, Qi A n, ga. ,,.M'5 Q . -J, F gH .:: .lf fi' 1 5 v 3 !

Page 30 text:

Commercial Businessmen of today are always seeking better trained young men and women to do the commercial tasks required to run an efficient business. Ambi- tious students at WF HS prepare to fnce the competitive business circle by taking commercial courses. Typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand train students for posi- tions as efficient business employees. Through a program of office practice, stu- dents gain practical experience by working in the various school officesg and a knowledge of business standards and finance is acquired through study of eco- nomics and commercial law. Shop and mechanical drawing are offered as special- ized studies to provide training for careers in engineering, architecture, and draft- ing. From the tapping of typewriter keys to the sounds of the shop instruments, commercial students learn skills and techniques. Guided by excellent instructors, a student also learns to make decisions and to find his vocational possibilities. With such training, one graduating from WFHS is prepared to meet the changing world of business and its demand for highly trained personnel. J. C. CABINESS M Ed HERB F NIARVEL, M.A. Midwestern University North Texas Slate University Co-sponsor of Senior Class Coach of Athletics Financial Advisor of Publications MRS. GUY UNDERWOOD, Bs. North Texas State University Beginning typists learn techniques. MRS- JULIA CRISSEY, M A University of Pittsburg Sponsor of Distriliutne Education Club

Page 32 text:

MRS. T. RICHARD MOSS, M.A. Colum bin University Speech The ability to express ideas correctly and distinctly is of pri- mary importance to everyone. The Department of Speech gives stu- dents the opportunity to develop this necessary talent. After taking the fundamental speaking courses, a student may advance into debate, which teaches him to organize facts and present them in a con- vincing mannerg into Amateur Guild or the National Thespian Society, where the finer points of the art of dramatics are learnedg or into Radio-TV and Stagecraft. Each year this department participates in the Texas Inter- scholastic League competition and has established a record that makes the school proud of its De- partment of Speech. H. BEDFORD FURR, M.A. Southern Methodist University Sponsor of National Forensic League Sponsor of Code of Ethics JAMES T. YAUGER, M.A. DELENNA L. ROGERS, B.A. Midwestern University Midwestern University .v...f,,,,nfn vw - 1 1 30