University High School - Spirit Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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various subjects improve skills The subiects that tall under the desig- nation of special skills are those that help the student to improve the use ot his physical and mental attributes in order to accomplish specitic tasks. The publication. While some are mastering the agility and judgement necessary to drive a car, others are increasing their knowledge of the exact procedures for dissembling one. The Distributive Education program allows many at UHS to learn new skills as they work. Miss Carkhutf assists students in students who attend classes in this ca- tegory can learn both the clerical skills necessary tor writing and the practical use ot such skills in the production ot a improving their reading skills with their eyes while Mrs. Wade assists several of our number in reading with their hands. it A M A9 is 'Y -.kv -. W... 'Hn-...- 1 66

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A.. students strive for artistic perfection To guide the development ot skill and creativity with the hands is the purpose ot those departments we label as tine arts-woodwork, art, handicrafts, and band. In these departments one finds the emphasis on the pursuit ot aesthetic iudgement and the ability to use this iudgement tor creation. Crea- tion tor the UHS fine asts students mean anything from the construction ot a chair to the performance of a march. The students involved in fine arts not only gain personal satisfaction from their accomplishment, but they also share their satisfaction with other students through exhibitions and per- tormances. 65

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l l l rg W 'w t Diane Rushing fopposite abovel works diligently to finish typing production. Vicki Lane takes a break while Marty Rubio rearranges her hair lopposite belowl. Steve Grube ltopl shows his enthusiasm for Mrs. Clough's comments. Rod Moon lopposite belowl exhibits a similar sen' timent in his distributive education class. Pam Eckols and Steve Holt lbelowl rehearse duet acting in speech. Q as- Q f-uf: , Q-255. ' ,. l ,, - ,, - .,,,,..-sv! y s Agri. . l .,,,-qanfli' L , , . ? fy W.. ' 'ly ' ,Q J- Mr. Dale Alexander h' ' N' g' 'K . if '-'B' lhNjiirs.glirginiaBBesll3ear 1 4 V, 4 f f, r. eorge roo s BFA - ' QS 'wr Mrs. Sherry Ann Featherston 1 fix isis fi. - f f V if , new qw za Mrs, Sarilee Ferguson A ' J , A Mrs. Ann Hammond 1 ll' A ,xr , Mr. Harold Nolte 3 13579 A 'l 'J f 'S ' iii? vigil.: 'i , l , Mr. Wilburn Rowe 5 K ' 1' fi A ,. Mrs. Judy Stuzenbecker me X l, Qwwmwxwwif t A' ' Mr. Vernon Vaughan Mrs. Mattie Wade . Mrs, Juanita Ware Mrs. Mary VanZandt ,.,, 1 . ,.. .MW my ,- 2 .1 L N ,vu k x 6 l ' 'J ,' b , ':I' , 4 rf f 1 M . ,I A tv