Northside High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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'41-' FLORANEEL, B ,S,E, , Arkansas StateTeachers' College A position which requires much time, knowledge on many subjects, and pe r s onal relations that of a home economics teacher. Mrs. Neel a. mpl y fills this job by her teaching of homemaking techniques in the classroom and by her sponsorship of the Futur e I-Iomemakers of America organization. On the table before her are ex- amples of her beautiful ceramic work which is only one of her many hobbies and accomplishments. BARBARA SUMMERS, B.S, , Southwe s t Texas State Teachers' College This teacher can usually be found in either the mimeograph or typing rooms. As she teaches typing and shorthand, she finds herself wi th not only he r teaching duties but also with important ones of the offic e. Her hobby, and a very lar ge one indeed, is sponsoring the junior class. This job requires a great deal of patience and ingenuity, and Mrs. Summers fits it perfectly. HORTENSE S, TALLEY, B.A., Incarnate Word Teaching high s c hool mathematics such as algebra and geometry is certainly not an ea s y job although Mrs, Talley makes it appear so with her happy manner and attitude, The se characteristics also make her aworthy sponsor of the senior class, Here is shown one of her favorite ways of relaxing, HYACINTH AQ TAYLOR, B.S, , Trinity University Crocheting, taking care of her home,and teaching history would appear to consume completely the waking hours of this teacher. But, remarkably enough, she stretches h e r day to include s p on s o r ing an eighth grade class and taking an active part in school affairs, CAROL TEAT, School Secretary A former student and coed is our school secretary, It is many a tardy excuse, telephone call, and bulle- tin this young secretary has had to put out. When she is not running errands she is helping to keep the files in order, 15

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The classrooms of yesterday differ greatly from those of to day. Mode rn classes are in teresting to the st ud e nt s, as they offer so much todo. Not only do the students learn butal- so enjoy thems elves while learning. A worthwhile field trip such as this one by the sen- tior English clas s to see ROMEO AND JULIET constitutes a me- ,of learning by which the l is more than These 624401 any 'Howl kimsxaziklsl Low Z-wry Of W lim: 41