Hazelwood Central High School - Torch Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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4'? Ki? lf' Miss Mary Ann S+rickler Mrs. Edna R. Humphrey 5.5. B.S. Voc. Home Ec. VOC. l'lOfT16 ECOI'10mlCS Home Egongmigg Pre'r+y good, says Ron Buenger as he chomps on his lenfh cookie being proierred by Judy Snyder, who has iusi 'ralcen lhose delicious morsels from +he oven. Ealing is noi all There is +o a cooking class. The girls learn 'ro plan well-balanced meals ihai have a high nuiriiional value. 5-pf W FRCM COQKIES T0 MANICURE - HOMEMAKERS PLAN FCR FUTURE Personal grooming is an imporfanf parl of all home economics courses. Mary Lou Bahr and Donna Harris are learning +o properly manicure 'rheir nails. Lafer 'rhey will srudy hair siyles, good skin care, personal hygiene, proper use of cosmefics, and good manners -so necessary as 'rhey grow info mafure, charming. and poised young women. ,J 2 L. Q ,,,,,,- A sghpsuy

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A Miss Donna Liifrell B.S. Ed. Shorthand, Secreiarial Pracfice . , .2 -iq. -5.- A se+ of books fhaf musf be balanced evenfually. These bookkeeping siudenfs know ihaf ac- curacy in their school ledgers can mean The difference belween 'rheir boss's being in ihe red or in fhe black. General Business. Type- wriiing N, K ' . COMMERCIALISTS PERFECT SKILL FOR BUSINESS WCRLD Preparing personnel for rhe business world. ihe Commercial Deparlmeni sfrives For 'rop speed and efficiency. Erom Jrhe beginning shorlhand siudenr who complains Jrhai he can wriie longhand fasier ihan he can wrile ihe liille crooks and lines 'ro rhe advanced secreiarial siudenr, Jrechnical skills are praciiced unlil ihe sludeni coniidenlly can hope lo fir in The normal business office. Righf-Agains+ a bulleiin board poiniing 15' ' ' ' our The do's and don'+s for perieci iyping pos- +ure, Belly Eawceif is relaxed af 'rhai keyboard I as she learns +ha+ fension and iyping do noi i B.S. Ed.. M.S. Ed. mix. y Miss Joan Libla 1 3 , P x :U Mr. James E. Mrs. Mary Randolph Hollinseed B,S. Bus. Ed. B.S. Ed. Shcrfhand, Business E n g I i s h. Eookkeepinq Typewrif- Business Maih

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95 Q-10' at 'S' MQ- Bernard R- DBWHHS Miss Lenore B. Hill Mrs. Wm. H. Schrader, Jr. Mr. Richard W. Negri A-K Q 4 BS, Ed. AA., B.S. Ed. B.S., M.Ed. XVNJ l'l'S'OVM Am0V'Cd l HIS- Social Psychology, Eamily Rela- English, Cilizenship American Hislory, Sociology, i0f'-' MlSS0UVl l'liSlO Y lions, American Hislory Economics, lnlernalional Rela- lions LOOK AT TODAY - FRO TO ORROW Mary Jo Hiclrey emphasizes lhe imporlance ol inlernalional co- operaiion as she reviews lhe currenl Cuban problem. The lruly eclucaled person musl have a wide range of knowledge ol lhe behavior ol his fellow man. The large group oi sludies known as lhe social sciences conlribule lo our undersianding ol man's behavior as a social being. Ereshmen begin learning aboul governmenl as ihey sludy cilizenship and Missouri's Conslilulion. World hislory gives sopho- mores lhe opporlunily lo discover lhe glorious achievemenls of civilized man. Juniors concenlrale on American hislory and become conversanl wilh lhe concepls of democralic life. Seniors and iuniors may choose also from a wide variely ol subiecis such as Missouri hislory, social psychology, family relalions, sociology. economics, and inlernalional relalions. F7 Mr. Arfhur A. Blackman Mr. Claude E. Libla . B.S. Ed. Civics, World l-lislory Cilizenship