Castleberry High School - Castleviews Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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cesta es Fs his et “Well I just can’t believe you plugged the books’ again!” exclaims Mrs. McPherson. BL scat not another complaint — I just got settled,” sighs Mr. owell. 4 “This has really been a good day!” remarks Mr. Moore. “Oh no, not more senior candy,” moans Mrs. Topham. ; —¥ Brenda Brown Mary Caddell Beth DeRosa Dorothy Gray Virginia Hearne Tim Mayfield VOE Cosmetology Homemaking DE HECE DE 60

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Through the goalposts or over the hurdles, over the net or through the net, driving on the fairway or batting on the diamond, the athletic department had something for everyone. Coaches contributed many hours above and beyond the call of money in order to give the students the advantages of a meritorious and challenging program. Wood shop, metal shop and drafting were offered to students of all grade levels. The industrial arts teachers were involved profoundly with student activities. They spent many hours working on projects for clubs and organizations and they added immensely to the spirits of everyday living. WQO= Alm 264) Peggy Wakeland Basketball Coach Math [ . s T RR [ IN L Q=|2Ie Steven O’Quin Dean Richters Warren Sheelar Glenn Sperry Michael Williams Football ere Football Coach Head Football Coach Metal Shop Wood Shop Business Math Track Coach Drafting Driver Education

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H OOMIZ—WMEGL [- ZO-—IS Q0 j Av . Barbara McPherson Bertie Payne Business VAE Business With the rising cost of living, more and more students enrolled in business and vocational classes. From these classes the students hoped to learn skills which would assist them in jobs and future careers. The vocational departments provided jobs for students who, for various reasons such as economic necessity and being able to buy personal items, went to school for one half of the school day and worked the remaining half. The business area furnished the pupils with an opportunity to acquire and improve certain categorical capacities. Second year shorthand and typing were offered and bookkeeping attracted many students. The child development classes were the highlight of the homemaking department. They also instructed in sewing, cooking, home furnishings, child care and other domestic pursuits. p Rachel Pearce Leo Sivley Homemaking CVAE Laurie Topham VOE