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

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Buxlchng Amerlca Waadwmk The students in the-woodworking classes study not only the essentials for making future carpenters and finishers, but they have been interested this year in aiding the government with model planes: thus they are making a constructive contribution to the War program. Mary, Mg Iernigin, r Future draftsmen and englneers are rn tne vnaktng rn the mechanical drawrng classes Here students study home planning, blueprintrng and architectural deslgnmg whrch pre pare them for meettng present demands tn our war plants as Well as in the peaceful postwar World

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4, ,., .f- i 1 ,-I ,i'?7?:,rrr...: ii,-ci, 7445 Almost every phase of art work is covered in the three courses of- fered in WFSH. This department, with its two capable instructors, has proved invaluable in adver- tising school plays, games, and contests. Posters, designing, mod- eling, and block printing are all included. The stagecraft class-an A V, indispensable aid in productions J L :Wiz H W. Lois MCGaughy, loyce Samuels, MA. 15--f Poster Painting

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IU' Y' ' Elizabeth Reid, Bs Sales Appeal Offering rather unique courses in this comparatively new subject, the instructor of distributive education is kept busy getting jobs for her students and instructing them in the essen- tials of true sale-srnanshipp These courses are very popular because the students go only a halt day to school and work in the afternoons. Pre-flight is a new but intensely interesting subject for all boys who intend continuing the study of aviation. Meteorology, navigation, and aerodynamics are all taken up in these classes. Miss Smith is the popular leader of these groups. American Eagles Merle Smith, MA. ' iii. f