South San Antonio High School - Cat Tale Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Business Education Growth is Steocly Mrs. Madelene Croft Mr. ,Tack Burkholder Miss Molly Robbins Mr. Walter H. Hafner Mrs. Wilma McCrury This year, the Business Department offered eight classes in Typing I, four classes in Typing III, four classes in Ste- nography I, one class in Stenography II, five classes in Bookkeeping and one class in Business Law. This shows the growth of the department since 1959, when there was only one Bookkeeping class, one Shorthand class and three Typing classes offered. At that time, the Department was staffed by only one teacherg this year, there are five teachers in the Business Department. Their primary purpose is to train our students to become qualified office workers upon graduation from high school. Antonia requests Mr. Hafner's aid in unsticking her fingers from the keys.

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Longuoge Arts Meets Tremendous F f Mrs, Sank C, Mayers Mrs, Lillis Atchley Mrs, Sudie Barker Mrs, Anna Schulz Mrs, Diane Currier ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH Sophomore girls find that Teacher knows best. qAboveJ Solomon Alvarado refuses to give in to op- posing debaters' point of viewl QRightJ 18 Our Language Arts department includes English, Spanish, and Speech. Four years of English are taught: the first semester is given to study of grammar and compositiong the sec- ond, to literature. Three years of English are required for graduation. The fourth year is elective but recom- mended for all, and especially those that will go to col- lege. This year, the English department has used the meth- od of programmed learning as an experiment inteaching grammar and composition. Its value is reflected inim- proved expression of ideas. In addition to daily study, pupils report on recrea- tional reading. The junior and senior English Classes prepare research papers.