Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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KVM H95 Mrs. Irma Bate, M. A. St. Marys Univ. LEFT: Putting her red pen to good use in grading timed writings, Mrs. Houston is surprised by an unexpected guest. RIGHT: Realizing that every student is different, Miss Burns tries to teach individually. Miss Kathy Burns, B.B.A. Baylor Univ. Mrs. Charlotte Houston, B.A. Southwest Texas State College Mrs. Jane Walker, M.E. Baylor Univ. 27

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Business Skills Emphasized llllHS's business department teaches its students the elements of skill, reasoning, and ability, and pre- pares them to meet the challenges of their occupa- tions. With courses ranging from typing to business law, the department also attempts to provide the basic experience needed for college study. lVliss Burns is a new addition to our business arts teaching staff this year. mf T. LEFT: Mrs. Bate tries to teach all the mechanics of the machine as well as the art of typing. T. RIGHT: Ambition is the key word in life, says Mrs. Bate. BOTTOM: At this point, I don't really care, says Mrs. Walker. 26

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Past Lessons Prepare Students for Future While students were demonstrating at Berkeley, rioting at Columbia, and protesting in Chicago. . . Waco High students were learning the processes which make a democratic society function through studies of government and history. Headliners on the social studies staff include Miss Sadie Connor, lVlr. Joe Flood, lVlr. Bill Hunter and lVlr. R. B. Keithly. The 1969-70 school year supplied plenty of con- troversial world, national, and local events to keep things very interesting. lVlost male students will remem- ber this year as the beginning of the fate-deciding draft lottery. The female block will be more likely to dub 1970 as the year we wore slacks to class . TOP: Major Keithly, who is a traditional figure at WHS, is relieved that seventh period has finally arrived. BOTTONI: Looking for his boys who ran away, lVIr. Hunter finds he has wandered into the wrong yard. 'Z' 28