Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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spanish l and II the only foreign language courses whtch are offered our high school students cover the study of the basic rules and vocabulary of the language An ob jectrve of the course IS to give students the training necessary for meeting requirements of many everyday situations Although on the lighter side the customs which the class participates in such as the pinata enable the student to learn the culture of the Spanish people and to better understand and appreciate their neighbors to the south Right Spanish students practice conversa tion in Spanish for everyday situations Qhown are Andy Baker Bonnie Killough and Jack Gardner ordering a meal in a restaurant rmguage Arts Right- Jack Gardner was successful in knocking down the pinata after several members of the class had already tried and failed. Norma Jean Brownlee and Judy Rihn look on as Andy Baker collects his share of the prize. This pinata. was a part of a Christmas pro- gram which the Spanish lclass prepared. 4'5-- ,.. ., nannr f 4 . yin,- +3.57-tt 4-51: Q I 35'-g-? ' I NA.. 11 4' r vw SF, g L gut , 245.5 3-was 1 P 'mf A

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? ,...-'motif' Janet Bendele and Charles Thompson look through notebooks on a project Judgmg a Newspaper requrred rn Mrs Whrtfteld s English III class Wanda Boone Barbara Llttleton Annette Harrell Esther H1ll1ard Randall Matthews Roy Fernandez re enact the funeral scene from Shakespeare s Julrus Caesar Mrs Allen taught the Englrsh II classes that studled Iullus Caesar Mrs Barker taught the Freshman and Junror Classes for twelve weeks followed by Mrs H111 who frnrshed the year Englrsh and rts varrous branches are essentlal rn every walk and talk of lrfe One must know how to express oneself as well as prac tlce rules of grammar The Eng llsh and Speech Departments tram students wrth that rn mrnd Stu dents learn how to wrrte and use Englrsh naturally and correctly The past present and future are explored rn fact and frctron rn literature In one of the thrrd year Englrsh classes emphasrs IS put on Jour nalrsm to tram students for work on the newspaper and annual staffs Basic Essentials Taught L . p N! . 1 U

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E' Cherry Edwards and Gene Ruston Students Prepare for jobs The business courses which include Typing I and II, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping, help students to pre- pare for future jobs in the business world. After completing work in these fields, most of the students are able to get good jobs and do them efficiently. The most im- portant things stressed in these courses are speed and accuracy. E use the adding machine to add up their totals from the work sheet, in Bookkeeping, as Mrs. Ward, teacher, looks on. Right: To improve speed, Shirley and Audrey Thomas write, on the blackboard, dictation called by Mrs. Juhlin, shorthand teacher. V l 'The Workhorses, the stu- dents of the Typing II class called themselves. This class was cooperated with teachers, in typing work for them, with clubs in helping to make program books, and with many other individuals and classes.