Key West High School - Conch Yearbook (Key West, FL)

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Physical Education BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION In setting up the program of Physical Education the instructors consider that Physical Ed. is education through the physical and not iust of the physical. They believe that Physical Education is a vital and integral part of Educational Curriculum. They also consider the student's needs both individually and collectively and re-evaluate the program in the light of these needs in the hopes of attaining not only their obiective but to fulfill those of the students. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education is important in developing within an individual the coordination of mental alertness and physical response, healthy habits in everyday life, an understanding of cooperative and competitive living, and an appreciation of the importance of recreational activities throughout life. The girls have a variety ot activities planned in their classwork both in the area of team sports and the area of individual activities. Think he'll make it? t- O ,ies ,fs 2 , 1 3 sv . ng Harold Allen Head Coach and P. E. Reed Quinn P. E. and Track J , ,B g fe it Rear Formation. 1 'C' Q ' .4 K f Q-.A Harold Haskins P. E. 8- Basketball Coach sf 3' K ,wg 1 f 'fs-3... ' ,fai l A ii Angelina Cappony P- E. and Conchettes irflglel , g as if W I g 11 g ,gh , A Martha Rainer is

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Kathryn Lowe Home Ec I and ll fb ii 6 fn' 1' mam, fx Aluce Schmudt Home Ec I Home Ecnnnmucs Preparatuon for home and tamuly lufe has long been recognuzed as one of the most umportant goals un educatuon Home Economucs makes uts con trubutuon to thus goal through a planned program of actuvutues whuch helps assume the responsubulutues of homemakung The classrooms located un the east end of the B wung are desugned to approxumate a homeluke sutuatuon thereby provudung a realustuc laboratory un whuch gurls may gaun experuence un meetung the present and future needs for home and famuly luvung Every gurl us requured to have one unut of home economucs for graduatuon A second unut us requured of all gurls un the general course and may be elected by gurls un other courses Wheres the arsenuc'7 says Rose What will it be? A ClfeSS? Hmm. Could this be right?

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9 E 5 Commercial students learn how to use the mimeograph machine. if Nellie Pantaleo Off. Machines, Typing I, S. I-land I 1 f ?'3 Elaine Quinn TYPIUQ I, Il, S. Hand I if-df 1 iffy Ann Breazeale Bkpg, I, S. Hand ll Commercial The commercial department is very complete in its offerings and is well equipped. Each year, approxi- q mately thirty commercial maiors graduate. l The typing room is equipped with forty Royal type- writers, twenty-five of which were new last fall. The office machines room is well supplied with varied of- fice equipment such as calculators, adding machines, ten-key machines, comptometers, dictaphones, a ditto machine and an electric mimeograph machine. In addition to the courses previously mentioned, com- mercial majors must also take business mathematics, bookkeeping, and business English. 6' l Goal-speed and accuracy. fl ll. T '11 .. 1,9195 fe, t , il Folding programs is office practice? 'il ' P-'Z'Z:: rims., 5 i-