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

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Cultures Recognized Through Stud Mrs. Carol Ahshcr Miss Carol Bond Miss Betty Boyd Mrs. Brigitta Brandt Miss Mary Rf-inn Mrs. Re-lm-ca Stevenson An objective of studying foreign lan- guages is to develop an understanding of the differences in various world cul- tures. Russian was offered for the sec- ond year hy Mrs. Rebecca Stevenson and Mrs. Brigitta Brandt instructed German. Mrs. Carol Absher and Miss Carol Bond conducted French classes, while Miss Betty Boyd and Miss Mary Rehm taught Spanish. ABOVE: My date said heid meet me here two hours agolw pouts Miss Mary Rehm at the Homecoming pep rally. RIGHT: Miss Carol Bond instructs Randy Rich concerning the finer points of the French culture on 50's Day. 1?

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Department Encourages Business Skills Development of office skills was maintained through the guidance of eight business education instructors. Mrs. Melva Houston and Miss Mary Monarch supervised the progression of their typing students, while Mrs. Mary Foust instructed shorthand. Mrs. Sharon Chitwood worked with voca- tional office education students. Gen- eral business courses were taught by Mr. Riley Dunn. ,Iob experience gained credit as a part of courses taught by Mr. Ulysses Cox and Mr. Tom Park. fwfr ABOVE LEFT: l've got to stop drinking that typewriter fluid, admits Mrs. Sharon Chitwood. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Foust served as sen- ior class sponsor. LEFT: Distributive education was directed by Mr. Tom Park. Mrs. Julia Baker Mrs. Sharon Chitwood Mr. Ulysses Cox Mrs. Mary Foust Miss Mary Monarch

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Pine Arts Develop Creat1v1t Discovering and developing individ- ual talents was the aim of the art, drama, and music classes. Mr. Ed Curry encouraged his students to openly display their artistic abilities in painting, sculpture, and various crafts. Speech and drama students uncovered communicative skills under the direc- tion of Mrs. Juanita McCulloh. The chorus was conducted by Mrs. Jewell Kelly and the band found its leadership in Mr. Jerry Jones. TOP: Don't come any closer, pleads a most communicative Mrs. Juanita McCulloh. LEFT: Mr. Ed Curry instructs three students on the composition of their work. ABOVE: Relaxing a moment between classes, Mr. Jerry Jones medi- tates on the band's performance. Mr Ed Curry Mr. Jerry Jones Mrs. Jewell Kelly Mrs. Juanita McCulloh