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

Page 28 text:

Buttons and Bowsv LELA TOMLINSON, M.A. HOME ECONOMICS . The Home Economics department prides itself in the fact that it not only teaches young people to sew and cook but also encourages careful study and thought about problems of health and welfare. Preparation for the home of the future is given an ample beginning in the homemaking classes of WFSH. The way to a woman's heart-NO!! BARBARA NEGY, B.S.

Page 27 text:

4 e The officers include John Mark Hirschi, presi- dent, jon Dell Brasher, vice- resident, Shirley Moore, secretary, Frank Kdll Cahoon, busi- ness manager, Mabel Harrison and Marilyn Boren, publicity. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Initiation of charter members, installation of oiiicers and a reception formally introduced to Wichita Falls Senior High School a new organi- zation, Troupe 1164 of the National Thespian Society on the night of October 3, 1951. Formerly known as the Footlight Players, Club, the or- ganization gives two three-act plays, a Christmas pageant, a musical, and numerous one-act presen- tations for civic clubs, military and religious or anizations, hospitals and school assemblies. Ogler activities include tournament work in plays, declamations and other individual speak- ing engagements. Miss Elizabeth Geer directs all phases of NTS work. Initiation service led by Mrs. john Hampton The young people of One Foot in Heaven 'Ui I K -x is Freddie Penn as Ida, Sweet as Apple Cideri' The charter members of N.T.S.

Page 29 text:

COMMERCIAL The business student who plans to do secretarial or general office work receives in the beginning typewriting, shorthand, and bookkeeping training that may be preliminary to actual work after graduation. These courses also guide him in the proper development of his personal qualities so that he will be more likely to succeed on the job. Kittens on the typewriter keys MRS. JOHN L. SYVANNER, B.A. EUCENIA BOOHER, B.S. PHILIP T. SHORES, M.S. IOHNNIE MAE LONG, M.ED