Linden Kildare High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Linden, TX)

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Ineorne Tax Returns Present Problems MRS, OLIN HUMPHREY, M. Ed, Related Math and Amer. History, Pep Squad Sponsor, MRS. DON MILLOWAY, B, s, E, American History and Music, MR, ALBERT TILLER, B, S. 'V Athletics and Civics '- To gain a more complete understanding of the state, the nation, and the world the goal of Social Studies students, World History students learn about past civilizations, American History students study about the founding of our nation, Civics students are kept busy with the study of state and federal governments, income tax, and 1 John Cook, Diane Garrett and Sheri Glover listen as Coach Tiller explains income tax, the Texas State Constitution, Nap. Mrs, Humphrey helps students during American P, Ferrell, H, Hodge and other History stu- History, dents work on reports in class, 120 ' N

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New DUN Aids Homemaking Students In Laundehng MISS IUANITA SUE MORROW, B, S, Homemaking I, II, and III, F, H, A, Sponsor, MRS. MARY LOU SHURN, M. E. Homemaking I and III, F, H, A, Sponsor, Sophomore Class Sponsor, t A i care, and family life prepare students for starting a home in the future, Mrs. Shurn measures Gail Echols demonstrates to class the skills of child care, pattern on K, Whatley, Enthusiastic homemakers of tomorrow get their start in Home- making classes, Girls learn the fine arts of cooking, sewing, and home management, Students share their knowledge by setting up displays of fashions and 'child care, Discussions on marriage, child WFHHWWZ aris 3 ' S. Davis and P, Mott prepare to cut out a dress, Miss Morrow helps students bake cakes, 9 I 1

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French Added To Languages Curriculum I g yysy-'rits' -'. 3-1, M r e X r e Q'rf it fig-as I1 Q, I MRS, ROY B. TEMPLE, M.S, L,S. High School Librarian, Library Club Sponsor, MRS, IERRY TRAMMELL, B.S. E, World History and French, Junior Class Sponsor, ' French Club Sponsor, This is the first year French has been offered at L, -K. The students find themselves learning dialogue after dia- logue in order to master the French language, From the first Buenos dias to the many pronunciation drills, the pupils of Spanish I stay busy with translations and conjugations, Because a shortage in the number of pupils, Spanish II was not offered this year, The need for a quiet, pleasant place to study is met at our school library, Mrs, Temple works to make sure our library contains all the necessary materials needed by stu- dents and teachers, fTop Lefty Mrs, Temple is caught reading the paper, fTop Righty Mrs, Wood instructs her Spanish I class, fLefty Mrs, Trammel holds a diagram card as Mary Brown says her dialogue, Sarah Mosley, Sue Rollins, and Billie Elrod listen care- fully, '