Perryton High School - Ranger Yearbook (Perryton, TX)

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JACK DYER B.S., Texas Tech. College, Vocational Agriculture LINDA JUSTISS B.S. , Texas Woman ' s Univ. Homemaking HOWARD FITZHUGH B. S., M. Ed., North Texas, Shop, Mechanical Drawing Industrial Ar ts The industrial arts offered in P. H. S. are: home- making, shop, mechanical drawing, and vocational agriculture. These courses give the students a better understanding of the various fields in which they par- ticipate. These courses are optional. DOUGLAS FISKIN B.S. , West Texas State, Bookkeeping, Typing, Busi- ness Law Business The business courses offered in P.H.S. are included in the curriculum of our school for the benefit of those who wish to enter into this type of work after graduation. The courses offered are typing I and II, shorthand, book- keeping, business law, and clerical practice. WANDA SCOTT B.S., Texas Wesleyan, Typ- ing, Shorthand, Clerical Practice 24

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Math Sci cience C. W. MILLER M.S. , Oklahoma State, Physics, Advanced Math JOE M. WOODS M. Ed. , University of Ark. Plane Geometry BILL BUTEFISH B.S.E. , University of Ark. M. Ed. , West Texas State, Biology pHi RAY LEE B. S. , West Texas State, Algebra Science students always enjoy their lab work. The required courses in the Math and Science departments of P. H. S. are: general math, algebra I, plane geom- etry, general science, and biology. However, algebra II, trigonometry, elementary analysis, chemistry, ad- vanced science, and physics are also offered for those students who wish to further their knowledge in these fields. VADEN V. HOLLOWAY B.S., Oklahoma State, Ad- vanced Science, Chemistry, Gen. Science jj - - A r N 26. V 50.95 41 24 Cr 5J.01 42 Mni- . V 29 30 Z - Cu Zn G ijg[ i3.S4 i5.38 (9. EK 47 43 4 ' 43 4 H Nb Mo Tc «S In Ag Cd li nm «.95 (99 IliwZJSO 112.41 114. 73 74 1 [ ta 8C To 1 mi 204 I1W.9S M i A 66 ■e o.n 1 I62J1 10 H h 98 1 H B 1251] 23

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MARTHA McLAIN .S., Univ. of Texas, Speech Speech . . . The Speech department is one of the most im- porta nt in our school. The main objective of speech is to promote better communication with others. Among the many phases of speech are: debate, ex- temperaneous speaking and poetry reading. Speech is an optional course. The faculty members join actively in school spirit sessions. Fine Arts . . . Fine arts consist of band, choir, and art. Band and choir develop the student ' s knowledge and appreciation for music. Band also offers physical education through marching. In addition to learning to draw, the study of art includes the history and background of art. M.A. B. D. WALKER West Texas, Band CLOYS V. WEBB B.B.A., M.M.E., North Tex- as State University, Choral Music JESSIE BRANSCOMB B.S., Florida State, Art V PH¥ B kf Lw ' 25