Boyd High School - McKinney Lion Yearbook (McKinney, TX)

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v' N if' -f sg is - f Left to right: Mrs, Janelle Coleman, Miss Ruth Dowell, Mrs. Beulah Hollis, Miss Ruth Graves. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Two years' training in both Spanish and Latin is of- fered to McKinney High School students. In addition to the usual course of study, these subjects are made more interesting hy learning songs, poems, and sayings in the foreign languages. Left to right: Mr. H. C. Searcy, Mr. Carlos E, Carter, Mrs. Aleta Burrus. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The English teachers of McKinney High meet every month to coordinate the English studies. Each student is required to have four years of English before he may graduate, and during these four years, the student receives extensive training in both literature and gram- mar, ..- N -0 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT In the field of mathematics, the student may study Algebra I, Algebra II, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry. Also courses in economic math and Con- sumers' math have been added to the Curriculum of McKinney High. COLNSELLOR Mr. Carlos Carter WWW'

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M N -1 5-ea, BUS DRIVERS Bates, Wilson, Langley, Mallow, Gilbert, Morris, Fisher, Spearman, Short. DIETICIAN Mrs. Oscar jones W 'EPA CUSTODIAN Silas McGarrah Mrs, Majors Mrs. Sandersi 1 CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Hollandsworth, i S i L if X , I 'S K C-1

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SOCIAL STUDIES, SCIENCE XY'orld History and American History are required courses and elective subjects are Texas History and Civics in the field of social studies. In the science department, general science, biology, zoologjr, chemistry, and physics are offered. Science students re- ceive training in the laboratory as well as in the lecture period. 3 Left to right: Mr. Reuben Pearce, Mr. Earl Y. Wfolford, Mrs. Nell Shepard. S .A Left to right: Mrs. joe Simpson, Mrs. Iva Quattlebaum, Mrs Lizzie Nell McClure. COMMERCIAL, DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION McKinney High School students receive a background for the business world in the commercial and distributive education cle- partments. Courses in typing, shorthand, filing, and bookkeep- in are offered in the commercial field, and ex erience of ac- 3 . . . P . . tually working in stores is a large part of the distributive edu- cation course. Left to right: Mr. J. T. Rollins, Mr. Urna Watson, Mr. A. J. Press. AGRICULTURE, SHOP DEPARTMENTS Boys have an opportunity to learn modern methods of farming, livestock raising, and woodwork in the agriculture and shop classes. These important subjects have a wide en- rollment in McKinney High School.