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

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'9 M'5 Mr. Gallup, speech end drama leach-er, applies make-up to a dummy to get the effect. Mrs Lewis cafeteria supervusor orders supplies Miss Mary Clifton pau es for a moment during her busy day of library wor in Y 'l nf, ,...i, WWW 61312 ,......-fain? W ee 34? ,lflr M Reading. 'ri'ring. and 'ri+l1me+ic- I958 Teaching speech, history. and drama is only part of Mr. Gallups duties. Sponsoring the Thespians, presenting plays, and directing junior class activities are the others. Charles W. Gallup Speech, History Student, Arkansas State Teachers Colfeqe Students enjoy wholesome lunches in the school cafeteria as a result of Mrs Lewis excellent planning Mrs Virginia Lewis Supervisor School Cafeteria BS Arkansas State College , Miss Mary Clifton L brarian Miss Mary Clifton keeps stores of information asaxlable to students through her diligent work in the library She sponsors the Library Club too ,, ff . . . . X I' www' L X 0 O . . . . r oo l - . V - l O X . . . . . S W 0 li. i l 1 l 4 V. V , K ,A ,, A l ' U M,4,,gr1 Q 1 , ' M' ' ,,,,,,,, .u7....Mm,. B.S. in l..S., Peabody College - si., ,QQ ,s 4 A - ' . . I S . ' '. V I , .

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Mrs. Brennes prepares students for commercial careers. Her shorthand classes always enjoy interest- ing field trips. Miss Sarah Clifton teaches bookkeep- ing and typing classes. Her patience brings heartening results. Mrs. Mary P. Brennes lNot picturedl Commercial Subiects A.B., Lindenwood College Miss Sarah Clifton Commercial Sublects M S University ot Tennessee Miss Sarah Clifton typ: g office practice and bookkeeping teacher keeps in practice schedule to sponsor student activities Mrs Richard B Homard Herman D Howell Guidance Counselor Printing M S University of Arkansas Student University ot Arkansas Miss Louise Jones Clyde W Millard Cosmetology Auto Mechanics Student Arkansas Mrs Robert A Wulft Home Economics BS Arkansas State Teachers College Mrs Homards friendly guidance makes a lasting impression on the life of esery student Printing the Torchlight gives boys excellent experience in Mr Howell s print shop classes He is adxiser of the Fu ture Tradesmen. Mr. Hull not only teaches students to plan their houses in mechanical drawing but also gives them an opportunity to learn to build them in wood shop. Girls prepare for careers as Cosmetolo- gists under Miss jones' supervision. Keeping school buses in good condition and teaching auto mechanics are Mr. Millards duties. Tomorrows businessmen are gisen a boost by Mrs. Mosier's instructions in distributive education. She sponsors the active D.E. chapter in school. Future Homemakers gain invalu- able stores of knowledge and experiences under Mrs. Wulff s guidance. 17 Leland Hull Trade and lndustrial Education B S E University ot Arkansas Mrs Myra Mosler Distributuve Education Polytechnic Colle M S University ot Arkansas Vocational teachers have a rare minute ot relax ng wth a cup ot co ee M Ho ell Mrs Homard Mrs Wultt M Mosuer M Millard Miss Jones and Mr Hull 75, .Qin-.

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Library essislenl Carilyn Wright stamps a bool: for Barbara Coburn. D10 ' ri' 1 ,,' -2 Ready reference shelf and unabridged dictionary supply study material lor Darrell Lucas. Milton Thompson. and Benny Combs. Globe circled in minutes by books Journeys around the globe are accomplished in a matter of minutes by Sputniksand the Explorer and by readers in HSHS library. Books can take the traveler to mysterious Af- rica or icy Alaska. Among the 4,300 books in the library are books by contemporary as well as classic au- thors. From the five sets of encyclo- pedias, the current magazines, and the back issues in the magazine room, students gather material and read for themes, book reviews, and pleasure. Attractive bulletin boards, which feature the current new books, add to the pleasant, friendly atmo- sphere that is always present in the library. S.. ,lk 1' Doing research llor their senior themes are Sue Sutton, Barbara Lynchard. and Pai Berryhill. 19