Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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I30llllllLl'Clill classes fnul 'business popular Popular fust year tx plng classes almed mamly to teach the fundamentals for personal use or for s1mple offlce work but manv Jumoxs took th1s course to enable them to go 1nto the more ad vanced Off1C6 pract1ce class Thls sen1or subject requ1red work xn attendxng mall fllmg and duphcatmg Class projects mcluded addressmg 2000 en velopes for the Heart Drlve and handlmg of any other outslde tvplng work of use to the school or the communlty The f1rst and second year shorthand courses almed chleflw to prepale young women to f1ll secretar1al Jobs Bookkeepxng was only a one year course whlch kept the asp1r1ng accountants busy f1ll1ng out the1r own complete set of Journals MISS SARAH CLIFTON AB Bowhng Greene College of Commerce Bookkeepmg IS really slmple smlles Shu ley McDonough but B111 MIXOH doesnt look so conf1dent The electric iypewrxter was 1n use every m1nute of the week It was at school Shlrlene Tuck GI IS takmg her turn Speed tests are play for Mrs OConnor's second MRS- MILDBED 0'CONNOH perlod typing class , B S, Kent State UD1V6ISlty Poqe 21 Q 0 . -V r ' L ' A 7 7 w . . 'Q Q v . , ' v gs 4 -I . 1 . V - - . V r Q n I. L 5 n 8 km --y ,, . . - uv - -, . ' , - v . . 7 . . , .1 '. A .4

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latina and el espanol are spicy Et tu, Brute! Further translations in Latin II class must wait until Crane Walker finishes talking. MA University of Minnesota Q s of v vis. Los alumnos de espanol Chuck McMullen explains the Spanish classs plans for March to his interested aud ience Spanish and Latin emerged in the most unexpected guises' Mr Walker thoughtfully candy coated the pills of grammar vocabulary and pronunciation with proverbs philosophy intriguing facts Jokes question and answer ses sions conversations and original stories These last should be collected and published suggested one class fThe1r content was usually explained awav logically at the end by the awakening of the storyteller from his nightmarish dreams or by his forced return to the asylum J Discussions and reports on conditions in various Spanish speaking countries helped spice the classroom procedure in the Spanish classes So did the ever welcome movies and the colorful photos of these countries artistically arranged on the classroom bulletin board Latin had no movies in its favor but the hapless Romans battle formations flooking like football playsj illustrated on the blackboard served an interest stimulating purpose Publius and Furianus s travels were also memorable . 4 ' A r cu p l t gut., x I N I E i li! EL A ROBERT R. WALKER ' , ' , ' 'Q ' , ff 153- V' ' . A 9 . . . .' 'SJ . . .

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Science Inc-9 ln slrugglis ni ll oqan O e of the Colonels K.llLlI1lNll'x am h Flnch g ep are lk dc lxca s 1 1 ca L Colonel l awes prodded the bcgnnmng chem1sts ower the bumps of neutrons and cyclotrons and xons while ass1stants selected from xolunteers nelped them 1n thelr struggles Wlth laboratory techmque Tw elxe boys and two g1rls fllled the largest phvsxcs Iotatlng stool kept thmgs movmg as dld the b1a1n stram mg asslgnments from Colonels Westpolnt textbook M1c1 oscop1c work varxed projects and f1eld t 1ps bar lshed boredom from the b1Ol0gy classrooms of Mr Moore and Coach Mac In one project a class was d1w1ded mto groups to part1c1pate 1n dxscussxons on health coxerlng ROBERT C LAWES BS Unlttd States lVIllltiIX A idrmx Personal Health Cwhxch xncluded appearance and clean 'messy and Health lll the Home and Communltx Qty' .ga sn: The flow of electrxclty lb hung tested by Tommy M nun fox thx beneflt of fellow physxcs students o o o , , 0 o v 1 1 l 1 Q L 1 f 5 C n ' - I B- h bl' S, Riilp . Jr' 4 'ls Tu :qc the ' 'it A lulzncc sul 1. si . W f '7 , A ,, , . class in many years. The bicycle gyroscopic wheelu and x A ' - ' y ' ' ' -J .I ' , l .- , - . v v 1 K ' ' K - un K B 77 ' ' ' 1, IQ ' H Q V I 'H. f Q' 3 ' 4