Robert E Lee High School - Rebelee Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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DAVID ARDIANA General Shop, Woodworking II, North Texas State, B.S. NORMAN E. BACKS Mechanical Drawing, North Texas State, BS., M.S. OLGA BANKS Homemaking, T.XV.U., Texas Tech, B.S., M.S. MARLENE WESSLEMAN Homemaking, Texas, Arts and Industries, B.S., M.S. Future Wives, Shop Students Tr S eeial Skills To help each girl reach her ultimate. goal of becoming a successful wife and mother, Lee's Homemaking Department offers a va- riety of courses in domestic skills. Labora- tory projects provide valuable experience in learning to cook and sew. Future draftsmen, engineers, and builders learn their crafts in the metal shop-and wood- working departments, These students fulfill their desires to create as they spend hours planning, designing, and constructing their handiwork. 34 Z Home Ec girls, realizing the way to their future husbands' hearts, try Out their cooking Skills with teacher, Marlene Wfessleman.

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RUTH ANN AVERITT Choir, N.T.S.U., B.A. MARY BARNETT Art, T.W.U., B.S. MARIDELI. FRYAR Speech, Hardin-Simmons, B.A. INEZ PARKER Art. XY'est Texas State. Colorado State M A A B Selected for 1171903 117190 in Amefimn Eduratzozz 1963 HARRAI. PEACOCK Speech I, II, University of Texas, B.A DAN B. STALLINGS Band. Music II, Wfest Texas State, B.M Ed M A Creative Rebels Cast Molds of Culture Opportunities to create are given to talented Rebels in the art and music departments. Skill developed by art students range from soap carving to oil paint- ing. LI-IS is often represented in the community by its music de- partment. The marching band appears at football games with traditional half-time shows While the choirs sing before va- rious civic groups and in junior high assemblies. We're all waiting for the pie. Various techniques are u ed in the Art Classes

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Business Skills Offer Basis for Jobs Mrs, Cason times students for better speed along with accuracy. SARA CASON Steno I, II, Typing I, Baylor, B.A. MILDRED FRALVKS Bookkeeping, Office Practice. T.C.U., University of Texas, B.S., M.A. DARLENE KISSENGER Typing I, Steno I, North Texas State, B.B.A. RONNIE VAUGHN Typing I, II, Steno I, XVest Texas State. B.B.Ed. The work-a-day world comes alive in one phase of curriculum in Lee each day as future typists, bookkeepers, sec- retaries, and office workers go about the tasks of learning business skills. Secretarial hopefuls learn the fundamen- tals they can use in business jobs as well as everyday life. Accuracy and neatness become the watchwords of these students whose natural abilities are de- veloped during the year.