Hirschi High School - Husky Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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THURMAN D. DAVIS B.M. Education East Texas State College KARRELL J. JOHNSON B.M. University of Texas CAROL C. MAGEE B.M.Ed., M.Ed. Midwestern University West Texas State College 91Cl USIC Music is probably the oldest form of enjoyment in the world, and school life is greatly enriched by band, orchestra and choirs. Many of the music students, with the background gained at Hirschi High School, will probably select this field as a career.

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MRS. DORTHA JEAN JACOBS B.S. Midwestern University- Red Cross Club G ommerci ■of At HIrschi High School the Commercial Department offers students choices of electives. Those choosing to advance in the secretarial field may select from bookkeeping, shorthand and typing; those wanting to advance in mechanics may choose from mechanical drawing and shop. These coiifSBs -igive practiyy epcperience needed when any Graduate faces the world in a partii W. A LARGIP Y SLU.E Soumeastern State College JAMES A. LARIMORE B.S. North Texas State University 23

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X2).GG LEO E. HARMON B.A. Southwestern State College The National Defense Cadet Corps is engaged in activities that develop reliability, leadership, and self-discipline. Under the leadership of Colonel Leo Harmon, this organization is recognized as one of t he most active groups at Hirschi. Cadets are well-trained, both mentally and physically, and are given the opportunity to develop traits necessary for leadership in the future. 9lrt Art is one of the most valuable aspects of human culture. With the guidance of the Art Department at Hirschi, students are given a valuable background for becoming commercial artists or cartoonists. All forms of art taught are foundations for a career or for personal enjoyment as a hobby. MRS. LINDA PREVOST B.A. Howard Payne College 25