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

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-7-uv-. ,I -'it'-3-M 0 - X- : I Q. 4 W if MRS. AGATHA W. PARKS a B.S.ED., M.A.-LS. Librarian j Teachers and students alike enioy using our well-equipped library of more than 6000 books and 80 periodicals. ln addition to providing leisure time reading, the library facilities are used by classes who have been given research assignments, book reports, themes to write, and speeches to make, LANGUAGE-ARTS ARE THE BUILDING l MRS. PAT DAILEY B.S.ED. English Mrs. Jarchow answers questions about the English curricu- lum when parents visited the :lassrooms at the P.T.A. Open House. ' . MRS, JANICE JOHNSON MR. RICHARD E. GAUVIN MISS KATHLEEN HOUGH BA, BA., Mid. B.A. English English, Reading English I4

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IT'S ALL A MATTER OF BUSINESS The Business Education Department has two main areas: non-voca- tional or general business information and vocational or skill training. The study of business subiects teaches a pupil the following: how business functions, how business applies to everyday life, how to successfully manage his own personal affairs, how to become a better citizen in the business would, how to become an intelligent producer and consumer, how to interpret business law, and how to understand his own aptitudes, abilities, and interests. f Q . MRS. DONNA PARRIS B.S. Bus. Ed. Shorthand, Secretarial Practice If MRS. MARY RANDOLPH B.S. Bus. Arith., Bus. English, Shorthand f ii These secretarial students seem confident that their shorthand notes and transcriptions say the same thing. Shown typing are Dee Priesmeyer, Nancy Niehaus, Mary Jo Hickey, Joyce Ridgely, and Betty Valleroy. MISS JOAN LIBLA B.S.E., M.S.E. Sec. Typing, Gen, Typing MR. JAMES E. HOLLINSEED MISS JENNIE PROUHET B.S.E. B.S.E. Gen. Typing, Personal Bookkeeping, Gen. Bus., '3 Typing, Bookeeping Personal Typing

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X Lvl MRS. MHDRED W. JARCHOW MRS. MAE McKlNNEY 4 AB., Nl.A. ,- B.S. in Ed. - English ul , f' l M.A. ' English, Reading Biocics 0F COMMUNICATIOINQW, 5 4.-. V. . ...-f iv. L3 i - as 1 3' ' YM' P' vt wif'-iii , yogi.. . , ' -Q 2 izuusriux ..i.:,'ma. . Sli- 1 xy N f- . v' ' ' ' it ef wer Hi 4. .-..i 1.11 ,- A . -'ffi V ' ,wr w, A , J ,. alum Q Q, , , nf , ,, Since the language-arts provide a more enriched lite through the skills ot communication, a Hazelwood student now must complete tour years of English to graduate. Self- expression may be stimulated further through the study of speech, dramatics, debate, developmental reading, iour- nalism, or one of three foreign languages, French, Spanish, or Latin. Classes have been limited to approximately 25 stu- dents so that more emphasis can be placed on writing and the critical interpretation of literature. 4 MRS. HELEN M. BRIDGEMAN MRS. ROSE MCKINNON DEAN Howard Garrick and Diane.Widmer look over the supple- BJ. A.B., M.S. mentary material available to students who want to develop English, Journalism English their reading skills in the reading laboratory. I5