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

Page 31 text:

Let's Build a Dream House JAMES A. COWAN, M.S STACECRAFT Many times the auditorium has been filled by the noise of hammers, saws and the odors of fresh paints. The stagecraft department was busy doing its Work on the preparation of sets for the dramatic productions of National Thespian Society and Amateur Guild. Also the department makes decorations for social ac- tivities of the school. SHOP AND MECHANICAL DRAXVINC Shop and mechanical drawing are cultural subjects as well as practical ones. The mechanical drawing department has constructive imagination and exact- ness of thought for its purposes, and those who take shop can continue working with Wood as a hobby or as a vocation after graduation. 'Thoughtlessi' Whistle WVhile You NVork MACK L. KECK, B.S.

Page 30 text:

Distributive Education Club: President-Iack Jordan Secretary-Treasurer-La Vonne Tunnell K p Editor of Promotion-Billy Armstrong MRS. JULIA CRISSEY, M.A. DISTRIBUTIYE EDUCATION Distrihutive Education is a part-time training program for selected juniors and seniors who are prepared for entrance into the field of retailing through classroom study and actual work experience. By attending school only half of the day, students can spend the other part in a retail store which serves as a training station. These students are under the supervision of Mrs. julia Crissey. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION Diversified Occupation is a plan of study which provides a part-time training program insuring for students an employment record with a reputable firm. In size and accomplishments the XVFSH group is ranked third in Texas. Sam XV. King directs the students at school and on the job. . I T J' r r ij, If , V 1-:sa ke is t:-- r '1' f 1 E IQI' Diversified Occupation Club A I. I President-Troy Thames , 31 fijlily y . . rf vii' -1 f W f--. 2, , - 21241, V ice-Presldent-Roberta Thomas 1 1 Secretary-Treasurer-Bobby Carter Sergeant of Arms-jerry Cotterley Reporter-Jim Davis SAM W. KING, M.A.

Page 32 text:

l l i J.. Sound OH The oHicers-K'Our Heroes ROTC In preparation to be an officer, Reserve Officers Training Course offers each student much more than military training. He is sub- jected to an increasingly difficult series of mental challenges. He gains information, tol- erance, appreciation and understanding of the problems of mankind, and he grows mature and broadens in interest. ROTC prepares young men not only for military service but also for all works of life. Character, knowl- edge, instruction, morals and discipline are the qualities which ROTC stresses. The stu- dent Who grasps the concepts projected by ROTC will be the man to rely on and respect. LT. H. D. BYOUS, M.S. Ns A You're in the Army Now