Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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09500. X 0 e QOX o 9 5 05 S OCC6pK?dlY1g0 ae 9 we an CW Xixiskrilcloi We hope the pieces fit, too! iw Chips off the old block! WOOD WORKING The carpenters in hiqh school are fortunate in having an abun- dance of excellent Wood Working equipment and capable instruc- tors to quide them in their work. Students are allowed to select and construct their own pieces of handicraft. Completion in the finishing room.

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..,,,,.,t., , , Y A 5 E 6 ai. M.A. 'ART The art department is one of the most popular in the high school curriculum. Study is devoted to various phases of art which include commercial art, mod- eling, and elementary art and layout. Students who complete the art course gain valuable art appreciation and color value even if they do not continue the study later. Ioyce Samuels, A tidy and lively studio. Sure-handed students bring origindlities to liie. Venus views an expanding art group. X511 00 Lois McGaughy M.A

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l-- -A -'-' w V - - -- V-.. .. .,., .c,.T,.c ,,,, YW- W Www The boys who will plan our future homes and business establishments are here learning the elementary principles which will aid them in future work as drattsmen and architects. t 31 5, M:Ed. He has accepted a place as civilian instructor. 'nm 1 a V ' fa' ' MECHANICAL 2 t DRAWING ' l 1 t With the increasing demand for 1 l skilled architects in both civilian and t military fields, the mechanical draw- 4 l ina department of senior high has 1 t become an all-popular subject sec- 1 l tion. 3 t Under the able guidance of two y qualified instructors, students learn 1 blue-printing, home-planning, and A practical perspective drawing. ' 4 l -Ale - - ---- --1.. .... - N. . ,. ,M M, ,A-,- A4--M--QAVLAGMN4 HN-AWAANMMAAM-M.-M-P A--B-MAA-AAMA.-B-xMAMAm--MAMm-mwmag l 4 R. A. Day . X 1 A future blue-printing expert. 4 l A. D. Neal, 4 4 . Ms. A tHe has accepted a position as 1 5 civilian instructor in defense work 5 A x 1 1