Palestine High School - Arc Light Yearbook (Palestine, TX)

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I .1 '-.- ff ll 44 -cfs- , ll .Ill I H Ill I0 UFE.. Mrs. W. C. Wylie Tommie Overton Miss Cleo Willingham B.A., M. A. B. s.. M. Ed. B. S.. M.E. STUDY OF PEOPLE IS MOST INTERESTING SOCIAL STUDIES Another interesting group of subjects is social studies. relatives and friends, for people and their idiosyncrasies Instruction in the activities and peculiarities of peo- are the most enlightening subjects of investigation in ple in history can be as stimulating as discussion of the world. MIS. I. V. Shroy r Miss Julia Lee Smith BUSINESS B. A. 6 B. AH M. A. EDUCATION IS EVERYBODYS Miss Smith and Mrs. Shroyer keepers, and stenographers for efficiency in typing, shorthand, pg and keeping of books. However, nur, those interested in good college f work and in improving their fs readiness to accept any job should take the business education courses. FORREST BRADBERRY SKELLY SERVICE STATION 15 CUP OF TEA Z BUSINESS EDUCATION 1 train future secretaries, book- 5

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Mrs. Jack Hubbard Mrs. Travis King B. S. B. S. , M. A. HOMEMAKERS SERVE P.H.S. HOMEMAKING Mrs. Hubbard's and Mrs. King's homemaking girls are an institution at P. H. S. -- a working institution. Not only do the homemaking students study sewing cooking, nursing, and housekeep- ing, but also they make decora- tions and refreshments for dances, teas, and presentations of all kinds. Homemaking, one of the most basic vocationa1 subjects, serves the entire school. SCIENCES INTRIGUE STUDENTS SCIENCES Ch6I1'liSf1'y. bi010gY. and general SCi6UCe give pupils finds that, if he gives them a little time, the sciences insight into the mechanisms of the world and its inhabi- are among the mggt intriguing Subjects. tants, both human and animal. Every student at P.H.S. Charles H. Newton Mrs. Bob Gilliam John R. O'Keefe B.S., M.Ed B. S. B. S., M.A. Y K it ,. 1 F 1 id' PIC 'N' GO FOOD MARKET

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L ? Luke Thornton B. A. , M. Ed. PHYSICAL EDUCATION P.E. -- Miss Hurley, Mr. Thornton, and Mr. Yeager teach that recreational, phys ically educational subject to almost every student at Pales- y VTTV fi. tine High School. Games of d all types, from dominoes to 'ifi' iflii ' ' volleyball, are played through- Miss Connie Hurley out the school year in P. E. B. S. , M. Ed. classes. Those students who get little exercise outside school find th a t physical education not only keeps them in' shape, it relaxes muscles knotted by inactivity. Physical education serves to take students' minds off worries and academic problems -- it teaches coordination and cooperation -- it keeps healthy those who would get no exercise without it. MOORE MO TOR COMPANY P.E. PUTS P.H.S. PUPILS PI-IYSICALLY IN ORDER Jim Yeager B. S. K X .3