John Marshall High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Special Education -., X'-'Q' Ng H7 Wilma Stone-Department Chairman Special Education Christine McKee Communications is concerned with teaching a student how to best express himself to others. Mrs. Sally Smith instructs students in speech and drama, allowing a stu- dent to openly express himself through voice and movement. Mr. Arthur Johnson helps students learn to express themselves through writ- ing, and the use of pictures by sponsoring the Horn yearbook, the Rampage newspaper, and teaching the Journalism classes. Special Education The Special Education Department was developed to benefit those students who were not able to keep up with the studies ofa reg- ular course. ln this department, each student can develop his own creativity at his own speed. It allows an individual to expand his knowledge according to his own capabilities. Under the skillful guidance of the teachers of the Special Education Department, each stu- dent enrolled in this program receives the best education possible. uw gm y,cp rr' ' 1 . 1 K Y tk W i mx- i i a Tommie Wood Special Education Comm unioa tions Sally Smith4Department Chairman Arthur Johnson-Department Chairman Speechg Drama Journalismg Horng Rampage

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Q 7 Ruth Felty-Department Chairman Homemaking Ig Home Management! Home Nursing!Consumer Education Sharon Bader Home and Family Livingg Homemaking II Patty Gleason Homemaking Cooperative I, II On Carolyn Thompson Homemaking I, Ia, III making Classes in the Homemaking Department are available to both boys and girls with the objective of educating the average high school student in the more practical aspects of life. The courses offered include Home- making 1-43 Home Furnishingg Home Nur- singg Home Managementg Child Develop- mentg Bachelor Livingg Consumer Education: and Home and Family Living. Clair Dennis Bachelor Living!Consumer Educationg Home and Family Livingg Home Furnishing Patsy Darter Home Furnishing! Home Nursing! Child Development Homemaking I N!

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Health Occupations Health Occupations is a program established for those students who hope to pursue a career in a health related tield. This program includes classroom study on campus and a portion of the day spent working in various doc- tors' offices. Mrs. Edna Kyle places students in different medical offices according to their individual interests and abilities. Edna Kyle Health Occupations Department Chairman Agriculture Joey Tomlinson John Vasbinder Agriculture l,2g Agriculture 1, 2g Horticulture Agriculture Cooperative K 1,2 Charles Vickery Agriculture Department Chairman Agriculture 2,3,4 The Agriculture Department allows students whose interests stem from farm- related fields to improve their talents. Students receive classroom instruction in farm techniques, and then in Farm Cooperative they are given the chance to exercise their newly acquired skills. Students in the Agriculture Department win many awards for outstanding work in all phases of agriculture, horticulture, farm power and equipment and other related fields. Robert Keaton Agriculture lg Farm Power 1, 2