Western Hills High School - Catamount Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Fine Arts Encourages individualism Mrs. I ewell Kelly Mr. Jerry J ones Mr. Ed Cun'y LEFT: One more time . . .! smile Mrs. Kelly and Mr. I ones in harmony. TOP: Tommy johnson and Calvin Eng discuss their art work with Mr. Curry. The Music and Art Departments benefit the entire school with cafeteria murals, stage productions, and community performances. Mr. Ed Curry directed his classes in the creation of seven large murals for the cafe- teria walls. A former Como teacher, Mrs. Jewell Kelly, started an a cappella choir to present programs in school as well as in the local area. Mr. Jerry Jones directed the 97-member Cougar Marching Band and the intermediate bands.

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Vocational Subjects Widen Scope New interests are expressed by the un- usual courses of the Industrial Arts and H o m e m ak i ng Departments. Miss Linda Nichols is teaching a pilot program in child development. Mrs. Ruth Campbell joined Mrs. Elise Ball and Mrs. Carol F eik this year in teaching homemaking and home and family living. Electricity and plastics are two unique. courses offered by the industrial arts in- structor Mr. ,Iimmye Norris. Four other courses are taught by Mr. J ack Bishop, Mr. William Mazy, and Mr. Don Smith L ' l?7 ll! Mrs. Ruth Campbell Mrs. Carol Feik Miss Linda Nichols Mr. I im Bishop Mr. William Mazy Mr. ,Iimmye Non-is Mr. Don Smith TOP: Miss Linda Nichols prepares a Hower arrange- ment in the living room. RIGHT: Drafting instructor Mr. J ack Bishop checks a student's drawing in the lab. 40 ltff'i 40' ,fvq

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Mrs. Brigitta Brandt Mr. Kenneth Marler Miss Mary Rehm Mrs, Carol Roberts Mrs. Rebecca Tyndall Mrs. Mildred Washington