Waltrip High School - Aries Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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leads . . . to cz Business World CULTIVATING proficiency in drafting, wood and metal craft, salesmanship, and secretarial skills, vocational arts at Vlfaltrip offers both preliminary and on-the-job training for over a hun- dred occupations. Mr. Schmidt pilots the distributive education department for part-time studentsg Mr. Weygandt, industrial artsg and Miss lVlaricle, commercial arts. William O. Weygandt, department clmirmang Lester B. Pickleg Donald D. Turncrg Emmett Ansley. 'W' .ix Vera S. Gauglerg .loe Schmidtg Alma B. Peekg Clair Mariclc, department chuirmzm.

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leads. . . to cz Communicative World Maurine Bates, department chairman. If Virginia Haley. CREATING a more intimate association with the lxeritages of distant peoples, foreign language at Waltrip means both hasic knowledge and advanced study of Spanish, French, German, and Latin. Original translations and foreign relations projects are'hal1- marks of the foreign language depart- ment, headed by Miss Bates. Margaret Ruseg Margaret Kennedyg Beats Schoeps.

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PRA C TI CAL AR TS leads . to cz Domestic World af ami DENIONSTRATING the graces of 'lf nu modern living, practical arts at Wal- trip means courses in foods, clothing, home and family life, and driver edu- cation, all important phases in the life of the contemporary American. The homemaking department is led by Miss lVlurphyg driver education, rl, by Mr. Richardson. .l. Roy Richardson, department chairmang Gene Agletong James M. Skaines. Frances Edwardsg Frances Murphy, department chairman.