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Ji business training ini heiiei living MISS GENEVA MARSHALL Typing B ookkeeping MRS. IMOGENE HENRY x horthand Typi ng The commercial department of Snyde r High School offers courses in typing I and II, shorthand I and II, bookkeeping, com- mercial law, commercial arithmetic, and general business. Shorthand and typing students compete in the Interscholastic League each year, and the department also aids in job placement. The objectives of this department are: training for offic e work in business, giving a foundation for college work in busi- ness field, and training for personal use. ' Shown working in bookkeeping class are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gaynell Lewis, Sherry Minton, Nelda Floyd, Patsy Nor- red. MRS. FLOY STARR Commercial Law Typing .L-X-:5Jii'f5f SX 9' 5'-sc , - H s We in 1 ' 1. K fp, ?f'Lg-WRUQGDQ3 -I 3 is-:'?eg2.C'f-1 K :lg ,sf Z7
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MR. JAMES E. BAILEY Audio-Visual Ed. Biology MRS. RITA CARTER Biology The courses offered in the science departmentconsist of generalscience, biology, physics, and chemistry. Students taking general science are introduced to the major sciences of biology, chemistry, and physics. Those may be applied to the understanding of natural laws and phenomena and how this understanding may aid in excercising some measure of control over environment. This year, for the first time, students who had science projects attended the an- nualmeeting of the Texas Academy of Science. The four students attending Won a first place and three honorable mentions in the .Iunio r Academy division for papers they gave on their projects. One Senior student from Snyder received honorable mention in the Westinghouse Science Talent Sear ch contest placing among the top three hundred seniors in the nation. science fer understanding natural laws MRS, MARY RICHARDSON MR. GEORGE MASSINGILL 26 General Science Physicis - Algebra Chemistry , .......,,m-v-.ax Q li ,,.., . . y
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vooalional lrainino lor orolilahla living MRS . GERALDINE HODGES I-Iomemaking MISS VERA PERIMAN Hornemaking The Vocational Department offers a wide range of work for students interested in various life work. The subjects include agriculture, homemaking, industrial training, distributive ed- ucation, wood and metal shop work, general crafts, mechanical drawing, drivers education, and photography. Students taking vocational subjects learn to do by doing. MR. KENNETH GOFORTH Vocational Agriculture MR. BILLY BOB McMULLAN Vocational Agriculture MR. HAL BATTLE Drivers Education
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