Clifton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Clifton, AZ)

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MRS. STELLA W. GOSPER HOME ECONOMICS “Ummm!” Tantalizing aromas of pastries, meats, candy and cookies encircle the home economics building as students learn the art of preparing delicious meals. They not only learn to prepare meals that have flavor but ones that have a variety of color and texture using the fundamental nutrients. With the fashion show in mind, they start their sewing projects. Before scissors start “snipping,” the girls learn about the straight grain of material, direc -tion of nap, and other vital facts needed to complete attractive clothing. Bachelor of Science, 1941 University of Arizona Girls' League Co-sponsor

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Bachelor of Science, 1956 Master of Science, 1959 University of Illinois FT A Sponsor MISS DORINE CHANCELLOR BUSINESS EDUCATOR JJJ, FFF, KKK” sounds through the halls of Clifton High School as basic and advanced touch typing is being taught to business oriented students. Typing I teaches fundamental typing skills and correct care of typewriters. Advanced typing introduces the student to filing, typed business forms, office machines, and receptionist and secretarial duties. General Business informs the student of business procedures as they affect the consumer such as budgeting money, writing checks, buying goods and insurances. II

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MRS. MAXI ME L. EDDY ENGLISH Bachelor of Arts, 1940 Oklahoma College for Women Dramatics Club Sponsor Senior Class Co-Sponsor “Whan that Aprille with his shoures soote’’ echoes through the minds of College English students as exam time rolls around. Chaucer’s “Canterbury Tales” is just one of the literary works studied in this class. English III students devote their class time to both literature and grammar. Business forms and good grammatical practices are the main points covered by Business English. To provide appreciation of literature, book reports are required by all classes for each six week period.